Peter Schweitzer is a geologist and data-focused researcher with over three decades of experience at the U.S. Geological Survey, specializing in making scientific data discoverable, interoperable, and usable for public and partner organizations. He designs controlled vocabularies, formal metadata, common data models, interchange formats, and web services that help translate complex USGS research into practical, actionable products. His background in oceanography (WHOI/MIT joint program Ph.D.) and earlier software engineering work building graphics and system libraries gives him a rare blend of domain science and low-level technical expertise. Peter’s work emphasizes usability and interoperability, ensuring that data not only exist but actually speed decision-making for users. Based in Herndon, Virginia, he brings deep institutional knowledge of federal scientific data infrastructure and a pragmatic focus on maximizing the nation’s return on research investments. An understated strength is his early hands-on experience with assembly and C development, which informs his pragmatic approach to durable, efficient data services.
12 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
University of Kansas
Ph.D. Oceanography, Ph.D. Oceanography at WHOI/MIT Joint Program
B.S. Geology, B.S. Geology at University of Maryland
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