At NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, I provide weather support for flight-critical research operations, turning model data, satellite imagery, and localized observations into actionable mission briefs.
I've served as Lead Forecaster for Flight Ops since 2017, forecasting turbulence, low-level wind shear, convective activity, density altitude, and cloud ceilings for experimental flight tests. My support for the Quiet Supersonic Flight ’18 campaign helped optimize test windows, and supported missions maintained a 100% safety record.
I combine synoptic analysis, remote sensing, numerical modeling, and field instrumentation to build now-casting environments for Edwards AFB operations.
