Data Management

David N. Washington

*********@***.*** 571-***-**** https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-washington-864497115/ Stafford, VA

Objective

Recent graduate of a top-tier university with relevant work experience analyzing and researching data and trends. Creative-thinking individual interested in a GIS position that will utilize strong mathematical, statistical and analytical skills and cartographic and geographic knowledge.

Education

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY Harrisonburg, VA December 2017

Bachelor of Science Geographic Science with concentrations in Environmental Conservation, Sustainability, Development (ECSD) and Applied Geographic Information Science (AGIS) Major GPA 3.50/4.00

Skills

Strong knowledge of Python scripting, ArcGIS Online 10.4, QGIS 2.8, Trimble Pathfinder, Trimble Pathfinder Backpack Unit, and PCI Geomatica

Experienced in collecting geographical data and mapping projections

Experienced in maintaining and utilizing database information and creating maps

GIS/Remote Sensing Experience

Different Imagery Types: Medium & high resolution satellite imagery, LiDAR; Digital image processing: pixel & object based classification, image enhancement, LiDAR/hyperspectral specific techniques

Raster/Vector Geoprocessing & Spatial Analysis: Georeferencing, geocoding, digitizing, linear referencing, spatial statistical analysis, cartographic design, accuracy assessment, network analysis (novice)

Spatial Data: Acquisition of appropriate data, geodatabase management & topology, coordinate systems, data conversion

Project Management: Proactive project approaches, audience communications, task management, and team management

Relevant GIS Experience

GIS ANALYST Maryland Department of Natural Resources February - May 2017

Collaborated with a team of six to perform a “Maryland Bear Road Kill Analysis” for the Game Mammal Section at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Structured data obtained for the 2011-2015 season, plotted the reported incidents, extrapolated trends found in the area, and aided in ways to reduce roadkill incidents.

RESEARCHER Shenandoah National Park Service January - May 2017

Collaborated with a team of three to perform research on “Belmont Grapes” for the Shenandoah National Park Service, which included researching Marcus Buck, a wine making entrepreneur that introduced the wine making industry to the Shenandoah Valley in the 1800’s, the wine making processes he used at the time, and the various grapes that he used and grew. Submitted to Shenandoah National Park Archives, Luray, Virginia.

GIS RESEARCHER Edith J. Arboretum/James Madison University March - May 2017

Participated in a team project for Dr. Amy Goodall of James Madison University on the habitat and population of the various species of woodpeckers in the Edith J. Arboretum in Harrisonburg Virginia.

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