Resume #

Work Experience #


Anaconda #

Software Engineer - Berlin, Germany - March 2022 - Present

Anaconda is a company that makes tools for data science and enables companies to securely and effectively use open-source. I worked on the team that led core development for the conda package manager.

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Christian-Albrechts Universität zu Kiel #

Part time Student Assistant - Kiel, Germany - April 2020 - October 2021

Christian-Albrechts University was where I did my masters studies. I worked as a student aid performing a variety of tasks centered around technology.

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CAPA Strategies #

Software Engineer - Portland, OR, USA (Remote) - January 2020- October 2021

CAPA strategies makes software that help protect communities from the adverse effects of climate change. I was happy to help work with them as a contractor and volunteer to help prototype several applications for them.

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Fun fact: my work here as a contractor and volunteer provided inspiration for me to get my masters degree 🤩



Vacasa #

Software Engineer - Portland, OR, USA - 2018-2019

Vacasa is a vacation rental platform, and the software I worked on was a Python API server using PostgreSQL as a data storage backend.

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Campaign Monitor #

Software Engineer - Portland, OR, USA - 2017-2018

The software I worked on here was an email marketing platform primarily written in Python using PostgreSQL as a data storage backend.

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Education #


M.S. Sustainability, Society and the Environment #

Chrisitian-Albrechts University - Kiel, Germany - 2021

Concentrations: mobility, urban development and planning

B.S. Social Science #

Portland State University - Portland, OR, USA

Minor: Economics


Research Projects #


Master Thesis: "Mapping Alternative Mobility Accessibility in Kiel: The Argument for Auto-reduction Strategies" #

In this project, I developed a walkability of index and used it to plan various auto-reduction measures for the city of Kiel. GIS was used heavily in this project, and much of the code I wrote for it is now open source (available here: https://github.com/travishathaway/altmo). The project also has a companion website which presents the results of my findings.

Website: https://altmo.thath.net

Urban Heat Island Research #

As a technical assistant, my primary role was helping develop remote sensing hardware for the collection temperature and GPS data. The early prototypes I developed eventually led to the development of production units. Additionally, I was in charge of developing a web application for the management of the data that we collected. Although this web application prototype never led to primary usage, lessons learned during its development informed future decisions regarding data management.

Website: https://www.pdx.edu/sustainability/urban-heat-island-mitigation