Christopher Storer, GISP

Christopher Storer, GISP has a diverse range of work experience in the GIS field. Christopher started their career in 2003 as a GIS Digitizer/Programmer at TDC Group, where they developed and implemented mapping projects. From 2005 to 2009, Christopher worked as a GIS Analyst at Stantec, where they guided a team and completed various mapping projects, including FEMA floodplain map development and utility mapping. In 2009, they joined Dayton Power and Light as a Systems Analyst, where they designed and implemented GIS applications and provided software support. Since 2012, Christopher has been working at Inrix as a Senior Software Developer. In this role, they are responsible for software development efforts, bug tracking, and task management. Christopher also builds and maintains the continuous integration pipeline using GitHub, Jenkins, and AWS services.

Christopher Storer, GISP received their education in Computer Science and Geology at the University of Dayton from 2001 to 2003. Christopher also attended Sinclair Community College, although the specific time frame and field of study are not provided. Additionally, Christopher Storer, GISP obtained the ArcGIS Desktop Professional 10.1 certification from Esri in November 2012.