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"Working with Aeris allows me to create quality solutions to some of the most common Atmospheric Science problems while utilizing some of the most efficient and effective software in the development industry."
Kory Clark
Scientist III
Mr. Clark received his B.S. in Computer Science from Colorado State University in 2018. While at CSU, he took interest in Global Environmental Sustainability and took multiple courses on sustainability in agriculture with the hopes of one day utilizing his skill set in computer science to improve the way scientists visualize environmental data.
From 2017-2018 he worked for Open Water Foundation up in Fort Collins as a Software Engineer Intern. During this time he worked on a small team to create a web application to visualize SNODAS (Snow Data Assimilation System) data in order to further understand SWE (Snow Water Equivalent) patterns within the 144+ Colorado Basins. He then moved on to Aeris LLC where he worked on an internal mobile application project for iOS using SWIFT, Augmented Reality and 3rd party frameworks to display an estimated projection while accounting for the wind direction and speed.
Upon graduation from CSU in May 2018, Mr. Clark accepted a position at MiTek down in Greenwood Village where he worked on enhancing and debugging existing cad/engineering software using Microsoft C#, WinForms and .NET Framework. After about a year of working at MiTek, he came back to work for Aeris and has been working closely with Mr. Hurst on a real-time data processing and display tool in addition to the Department of Defense (DoD) Joint Model (JEM) software system.
Kory Clark
Scientist III
Mr. Clark received his B.S. in Computer Science from Colorado State University in 2018. While at CSU, he took interest in Global Environmental Sustainability and took multiple courses on sustainability in agriculture with the hopes of one day utilizing his skill set in computer science to improve the way scientists visualize environmental data.
From 2017-2018 he worked for Open Water Foundation up in Fort Collins as a Software Engineer Intern. During this time he worked on a small team to create a web application to visualize SNODAS (Snow Data Assimilation System) data in order to further understand SWE (Snow Water Equivalent) patterns within the 144+ Colorado Basins. He then moved on to Aeris LLC where he worked on an internal mobile application project for iOS using SWIFT, Augmented Reality and 3rd party frameworks to display an estimated projection while accounting for the wind direction and speed.
Upon graduation from CSU in May 2018, Mr. Clark accepted a position at MiTek down in Greenwood Village where he worked on enhancing and debugging existing cad/engineering software using Microsoft C#, WinForms and .NET Framework. After about a year of working at MiTek, he came back to work for Aeris and has been working closely with Mr. Hurst on a real-time data processing and display tool in addition to the Department of Defense (DoD) Joint Model (JEM) software system.
"Working with Aeris allows me to create quality solutions to some of the most common Atmospheric Science problems while utilizing some of the most efficient and effective software in the development industry."
