My research focuses on cold regions hydrology and remote sensing of the cryosphere. As a research professional for northern hydrology and climate change with Yukon University, I work towards solving northern problems through applied research. I’m excited to tackle diverse challenges. As such, my work ranges from developing algorithms to map snow persistence in the Yukon River headwaters and detect river ice on a narrow river, over mapping flood vulnerability in Yukon communities, to assessing and mitigation hydrological issues along highways. Research projects are conducted in close relationship and collaboration with Yukon First Nations, as well as governments and industries. I love sharing my expertise with students and supporting their growth. Since I was able to secure SAG funding, I can continue to provide students with skills complementary to their studies, such as coding and remote sensing. My passion for cold regions transfers into my private life, where I spend time ice climbing and exploring glaciers.