Summary
Monica Noon is a Director of Data Science for Resilience with nine years of experience applying GIS, remote sensing, and data science to conservation and international development. At Conservation International she leads technical initiatives like Trends.Earth and the Resilience Atlas, manages spatial data systems, and translates complex analyses into actionable conservation planning and partner capacity building. Her background spans field-level program management with the Peace Corps to enterprise GIS support at the National Audubon Society, giving her a rare blend of on-the-ground conservation practice and advanced spatial analytics. She combines strong project management and proposal leadership with hands-on Python/R automation, training design, and data quality governance. Colleagues rely on her to turn messy geospatial data into repeatable tools, training, and metrics that directly inform resilience and food security decisions across landscapes.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS), GIS, International Development and Environment, 4.0, Master of Science (MS), GIS, International Development and Environment, 4.0 at Clark University
Bachelors of Science, Environmental Science, Bachelors of Science, Environmental Science at The Ohio State University
bemba, Spanish, French, mauritian creole, Swahili, Portuguese, Italian