Team

Anderson is a software engineer and an open-source software advocate and contributor. He's excited to be working at the intersection of data-intensive climate science and software engineering. He holds a BS in Systems Engineering from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

Becky has extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, and is energized by operations and project management. She is passionate about creating organizational systems that foster team productivity, and is excited to be involved in climate action. She holds a BA in English Literature from Western Washington University.

Claire is an atmospheric scientist committed to applying climate science research to advance climate action. Her background spans climate research and environmental policy. She is an Atmospheric Sciences PhD student at the University of Washington, and she holds a BA in Geosciences from Princeton University.

Freya has an interdisciplinary background in decarbonization. She’s particularly interested in how climate-forced transformations will impact culture and communities. She holds an MS in Earth Systems and a BS in Computer Science from Stanford University.

Grayson is an ecologist dedicated to ensuring a vibrant future where both people and the planet thrive. He received a PhD in Earth System Science from Stanford University.

Jeremy is a scientist with a passion for open science, open source software, and bringing cross-disciplinary teams together to tackle big problems. He holds a PhD in Neural Science from New York University and a BA in Neuroscience from Swarthmore College.

Kata is a software engineer focused on front-end web development. She is excited to build web tools that contribute to conversations about climate. She holds a BA in Chemistry from Reed College.

Max is a data scientist focused on machine learning, cloud computing, and open source software development. He is excited to build tools that enable climate action. Max holds a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program in Oceanography.

Oriana is a climate scientist committed to conducting impactful, equitable science. She is an alum of AmeriCorps, where she worked to support immigrant rights. She holds a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Washington and a BS in Chemistry from Haverford College.

Raphael is a data engineer with a background in remote sensing geoscience. He is interested in earth observation and scientific tool building as well as climate outreach. He holds a BS in Geoscience from the University of Montana and has spent several seasons working as a ranger for the National Park Service.