What I work on

Data Tools for Local Government Decision Making

Dashboards to Identify Sites for Affordable Housing

• Easily explore tax parcel data to identify publicly and privately-owned sites for affordable housing

• Layer other data sources to prioritize sites near employment centers, schools, public space, or other housing priorities

Financial Modeling Tools

• Explore trade offs in decisions about how to spend public resources, such as projecting changes to Municipal Service District (MSD) tax revenue based on changes to MSD boundaries and different private development scenarios or estimating affordable housing development potential based on location and types of housing.

Building Effective Data Teams

• Hiring, training, and mentoring data professionals to execute complex analytical goals

• Project managing analytical initiatives, including overseeing timelines, stakeholder relationships, project scoping, and budgeting.

• Creating efficient data systems that meet the stakeholder goals, including user research, testing, and project managing.

Neighborhood and Small Area Analysis

• Assess recent trends and current conditions in a neighborhoods, downtowns, or other small study areas. Show how changes in sales, property ownership, land use, and other changes impacts the trajectory of the neighborhood.

• Use data to support and illustrate local histories and community voices.

Housing Needs Assessments & Market Analysis

• Assess housing needs and other market dynamics at a regional, municipal, or neighborhood scale.

• Measure housing needs base on household type, income, occupations, and other variables.