Transportation modeler and data analyst with 8 years in traffic forecasting, travel demand modeling, and traffic operations and safety. I build toll diversion models that forecast how many drivers will choose an express lane or toll road. A planner at heart, I build AI-powered tools that put the vast pool of transportation data to work for people — and use data to help more people care about how our cities are planned.
For eight years I've served public and private clients across every part of traffic work — from travel demand modeling to microsimulation, from long-range projections to operations and safety. I use Python and SQL to process large volumes of trip, count, crash, and other traffic data, and turn them into clear, actionable information that helps stakeholders make decisions.
I also build full-stack apps, both for traffic and for the parts of everyday life I care about: Texas's deregulated electricity market, a local DFW MCP server, socio-economic forecasts, and native plants. I've fully embraced AI, and I'm exploring how it can move the transportation field forward — helping reach Vision Zero, raising the public's awareness of planning, and making the case for YIMBYism.
Texas electricity plans advertise a price most people never pay. Upload a plan's fact sheet and TrueCost works out what you'd really pay at your own usage, checks its math against the plan's printed numbers, and points out the tricks — like a bill credit that disappears if you use a little less.
Every crash in TxDOT's state records, matched to its nearest intersection and ranked by how severe the crashes were. Pick a city or a year to see which intersections are the most dangerous, then click one to see what happened there.
How easy is it to reach groceries, a good coffee shop, a park, or a bus from any corner of an American city? Cornerscore scores every 100-meter patch of every Census urban area, and sliders let you decide what matters most to you.
Who provides water and sewer at this Dallas address?
↳ local-dfw · dfw_utility_providers
How many people will Collin County have in 2050?
↳ sdo-forecast · get_forecast
Every answer links back to the official source.
MCP servers are plug-ins that let an AI assistant like Claude look up official public data and cite where each answer came from. local-dfw-mcp answers 14 kinds of local questions about Dallas–Fort Worth, from flood zones to school ratings. sdo-mcp gathers state population forecasts for 49 states into one place.
Traffic projections and safety and operations reviews for TxDOT's I-35 Capital Express program, across Williamson, Travis and Hays counties.
Ran the Texas Statewide Travel Demand Model to forecast future traffic along US 287 for the corridor's feasibility study.
Corridor traffic analyses for TxDOT's planning division, following TPP's corridor analysis procedures.
Traffic simulation of a 3-mile stretch of the Capital Beltway in Northern Virginia for the 495 NEXT express lanes extension.
UT Austin master's project that became the citywide bike plan for Georgetown, Texas, adopted into the city's 2030 Comprehensive Plan. Made the proposed bike network map and a map rating how stressful each street is to ride on.
Transportation planning, traffic engineering, web development, and AI tools. Let's connect!
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