Summary
Nikki Tebaldi is a Scientific Applications Software Engineer with a decade of experience building cloud-native, reproducible data processing and computational workflows for government and academic science programs. At NASA JPL and UMass Amherst she has architected AWS-native, containerized pipelines and CI/CD automation to operationalize satellite-derived hydrology and oceanography products, while serving as co-investigator on funded research projects. She combines hands-on Python and infrastructure-as-code skills (Terraform, GitHub Actions) with practical DevSecOps practices to deliver secure, high-performance systems that span cloud and HPC. Comfortable leading multi-disciplinary teams, she translates scientific requirements into production-ready APIs and data products and is adept at benchmarking and cost-optimizing compute-heavy workloads. Based in rural Vermont, she brings a rare blend of systems administration roots and research software engineering that helps teams move from prototype algorithms to sustained operational services.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Software Development, Master of Science - MS, Software Development at Boston University - Metropolitan College
Bachelor of Science, Photography, Bachelor of Science, Photography at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Master of Science, Library and Information Science, Master of Science, Library and Information Science at Simmons University