Campus tree inventoryMapped 2,300 trees with a team of six
ArcGISTeam lead
B.S. Environmental Science · class of 2026
I turn messy data into cleaner air.
Four years of field sampling, GIS and Python, one capstone that a city council actually used, and a lot of early mornings counting birds. Looking for my first role in sustainability or environmental data.
Jordan EllisEnvironmental data · GIS · field work
PythonArcGISRField sampling
01 · For recruiters
What does your role need?
Tap what the job asks for. I'll show you the proof, not just the keyword.
Pick a few needs to see the match.
02 · Four years, mapped
Tap around campus.
03 · Capstone
Trees vs. traffic.
I placed 12 low-cost air sensors along Route 9 for a semester. The result: blocks with a row of street trees had noticeably less fine dust at rush hour. The city added 140 trees to the plan after my presentation.
Drag the slider to see how tree cover changed the readings in my sample data.
0% less PM2.5
04 · the rest of the transcript
Other projects.
Dining hall waste auditCut food waste 18% in one term
ExcelSurvey design
River sampling internshipSummer with the county water lab
Lab workR
Bird count dashboardFive years of volunteer data in one view
PythonData viz
What I'm looking for
A team that goes outside, measures carefully, and then actually changes something with what it finds.
About me
First in my family to graduate.
I grew up next to a freeway and had asthma until I was twelve. That's why I study air. I'm happiest with muddy boots in the morning and a clean dataset by the afternoon.
Hi, I'm Jordan. If your team measures something that matters, I'd love fifteen minutes to hear about it.
A real voice note, recorded for this sample. On your webfolio, it's your own voice.Jordan's sensor study was the most useful student work our council has seen.City sustainability officer
Reliable in the field, careful in the lab, and the first to fix a broken script.Internship supervisor, county water lab
Asks the second question nobody else thinks of.Capstone advisor
Sample references, written for this made-up graduate.
When can you start?
June 2026. Happy to relocate for the right team.
Are you open to contract roles?
Yes, including seasonal field work.
Do you have a driver's license?
Yes, and I'm comfortable driving field vehicles.