Summary
Michael Alber is an engineer and technical problem-solver with over 14 years of hands-on experience applying data analysis, GIS mapping, statistical modeling, and automation to transportation and imaging challenges. At NYSDOT he led statewide traffic data QA/QC, developed seasonal adjustment factors from continuous counters, created 3D Google Earth AADT visualizations, and modernized public-facing data tools while delivering FOIL photolog retrievals and archival preservation projects. He combines full-stack scripting (Python, PHP, JavaScript, C#) with deep practical skills in SQL, VBA, ARCGIS, KML, OCR-driven image processing, and machine vision systems to turn messy legacy data and film archives into accurate, usable assets. Known for precision, persistence, and adaptability, he excels at bridging raw data and actionable insights and has a track record of automating tedious workflows to improve long-term usability. Based in Altamont, NY, he pairs academic training in imaging science and electrical engineering with a knack for creative, reliable solutions across software and physical media domains.
15 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Imaging Science, 3.22, Master of Science - MS, Imaging Science, 3.22 at Rochester Institute of Technology
Associate of Science - AS, Engineering Science, 3.73, Associate of Science - AS, Engineering Science, 3.73 at Hudson Valley Community College