Lauren Herwehe is a data product leader and Geography PhD candidate with nine years of experience turning Earth-observation data into reliable, well-documented public products. As Data Product Team Lead at NSIDC she oversees publication of SMAP and SSMIS satellite data, coordinating scientists, engineers, writers, and operators to deliver terabytes of mission data on schedule. Her background spans technical writing, program management, and applied remote sensing—she led documentation for ~120 datasets and helped grow an open education site to 300k monthly visitors. Earlier work in international water management (including field interviews cited by the IPCC) informs her user-centered approach to data products and policy-relevant science. She combines hands-on data skills in Python/R with cross-functional leadership and a track record of translating complex geoscience into actionable resources. Based in Colorado, she brings a rare mix of field experience, publishing rigor, and operational delivery for satellite data programs.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Arizona
Bachelor's degree, Geosciences B.S., Geography B.A. - Schreyer Honors College, Bachelor's degree, Geosciences B.S., Geography B.A. - Schreyer Honors College at Penn State University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Geography (in progress, part-time), Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Geography (in progress, part-time) at University of Colorado Boulder
Collaborative project with WWF to understand the potential impacts to protected area globally due to new dam development.
Contributions:30 PRs, 42 pushes in 1 year
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