Hamed Alemohammad is an executive and technical leader who directs the Clark Center for Geospatial Analytics and serves as an associate professor at Clark University, bringing a decade of experience at the intersection of remote sensing, statistical modeling, and machine learning for large-scale geospatial problems. He has a strong research pedigree from MIT (PhD) and postdoctoral roles at MIT and Columbia, and has translated that scholarship into operational impact through leadership roles at Radiant Earth, where he progressed from lead data scientist to executive director and board member. Hamed is skilled at building cross-functional teams and ecosystems across developing regions, forging partnerships that move satellite imagery and AI from research to real-world applications. He combines deep domain expertise in imagery techniques with practical experience deploying geospatial analytics for development and humanitarian use, and is known for integrating rigorous statistical methods into scalable data products. Based in Boston, he bridges academia, non-profit leadership, and advisory roles, with a track record of turning complex remote-sensing science into actionable insights for global decision-makers.
11 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D. Civil and Environmental Engineering, Ph.D. Civil and Environmental Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.Sc. Water Engineering, M.Sc. Water Engineering at Sharif University of Technology
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