Summary
Kyle Ruhl is an air dispersion modeler with nine years of applied experience, currently working for the Kentucky Division for Air Quality to model emissions and protect public health across the state. He combines regulatory modeling expertise (AERMOD, AERMET, MOVES) with practical data-tooling skills—using ArcGIS Pro, R, RShiny, and Excel macros—to streamline meteorological and emissions workflows. A Cornell-trained atmospheric scientist, he brings hands-on experience from aviation emergency management at Hartsfield-Jackson and campus roles that sharpened his communication and team leadership. Kyle routinely collaborates with EPA partners, consultants, and internal stakeholders to ensure defensible permit analyses. His interests span meteorology, wildfire and hazard mitigation, climate change, energy, and transportation, reflecting a systems-level view of air quality challenges. Colleagues note his knack for turning messy environmental datasets into reproducible tools and clear visualizations.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, Bachelor's degree, Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology at Cornell University
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Foxborough Regional Charter School
English, Spanish