Geospatial analyst, .config explorer, audio nerd.
Three descriptions that look unrelated and are not.
The spatial work is the job: serviceability models, market analysis, territory design, and the methodology those have to survive. The systems side is why it ships. Most analysts hand their pipeline to someone else to deploy; being able to stand up and maintain the thing my own analysis runs on removes a dependency that otherwise sets the pace of the work.
The audio is the same instinct pointed somewhere with no deadline. Tube amplification, discrete DAC builds, and a listening chain that gets measured rather than described. It is a hobby that rewards exactly the habit the day job demands: not trusting a result you cannot reproduce.
Training
Geographic Information Systems at Assiniboine Community College. The cartographic work on this site comes from that program, produced between late 2021 and early 2022, and it is labelled as coursework wherever it appears. The professional work that followed is described on Experience and Approach.
Manitoba, Canada