Kyle Enns
Kyle Enns is a software developer in the Ecoinformatics and Wildlife Technology branch (ECOTech) at the Fort Collins Science Center, continually expanding skills in programming, data management, cybersecurity, and networking while solving a variety of challenges in both on-premises and cloud engineering at USGS.
I hold degrees in Zoology and Business from Colorado State University, but my true passion lies in the world of programming. Since September 2017, I have been honing my software development skills at USGS, where I’ve contributed to diverse projects using a rich array of programming languages, including Python, R, and JavaScript. My experience encompasses developing standalone applications, user-friendly front ends, APIs, and robust backends.
In addition to my software expertise, I am deeply interested in networking and cybersecurity, fields that are increasingly vital in today's interconnected world. I am committed to continuously learning new technologies and techniques that will not only enhance my software development capabilities but also strengthen the systems at USGS and beyond.
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Projects:
- ScienceBase - developer/PI/acting PO - https://www.sciencebase.gov/catalog
- Inundation - developer - FORT project - data pipelines/analysis/database
- ECOTech - FORT project - cloud architecture/support
Professional Experience
Computer Scientist, Fort Collins Science Center, USGS (2018-present)
Student Contractor, Fort Collins Science Center, USGS (2017)
Education and Certifications
BA in Zoology (Major) with a Minor in Business, Colorado State University
Advanced GIS Certificate, Front Range Community College