Caroline Williams

Caroline Williams is a highly skilled professional in the field of climate research and remote sensing, currently serving as a Physical Climate Risk Research Assistant at the Woodwell Climate Research Center since November 2023. Previously, Caroline held the role of NASA DEVELOP Pop-up Fellow at both Analytical Mechanics Associates and Science Systems and Applications, Inc, where responsibilities included overseeing project teams, coordinating with partners, and writing proposals. Earlier experience includes leading a project focused on Central America disasters at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and conducting agricultural research at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Caroline's technical expertise was further demonstrated through various roles at Clark Labs, contributing to software testing, technical support, and remote sensing research. Caroline holds a Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Science from Clark University, complemented by leadership roles in environmental clubs during academic tenure.