William Lehman is an economist with 10+ years at the US Army Corps of Engineers specializing in integrating water-resources modeling into watershed-scale risk analyses and policy implementations. He leads cross-disciplinary teams to operationalize tools like HEC-WAT for flood and hydropower economic evaluation and supported FEMA’s transition to Risk Rating 2.0 by improving data quality and interagency coordination. Holding master’s degrees in Economics and Risk Management, he blends quantitative rigor with practical systems thinking to translate models into decision-ready workflows. Based in Claremore, Oklahoma, he is known for collaborative problem-solving and a knack for making complex hydrologic-economic analyses actionable for stakeholders.
10 years of coding experience
Masters of Science, Economics, Masters of Science, Economics at Oklahoma State University
Masters of Science, Risk Management, 3.75, Masters of Science, Risk Management, 3.75 at Notre Dame of Maryland University
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