Summary
Langdon Sanders is a Data Quality Manager with nine years of applied GIS and data analytics experience across local government, known for improving municipal services through practical data solutions. He has led enterprise GIS operations, open data initiatives, and integrations (including ETL with FME and ArcGIS platform administration) for multiple mid-sized cities, and recently moved from a Senior Data Analyst role in Dublin, OH to manage data quality for Westerville. Langdon blends strong cartographic sensibility and spatial analysis with hands-on systems work—database administration, web mapping, field data collection, and even drone support for construction and public safety projects. He has a MS in Analytics from Georgia Tech and an MPA with GIS credentials, and he pairs public-sector domain knowledge (permits, stormwater, public works) with a focus on making data available where residents already live and work. A detail-oriented practitioner, he’s won recognition for innovating GIS use in emergency management and continues to obsess over map design and practical data transparency.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Analytics, Master of Science - MS Analytics at Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Public Administration (MPA) Geographic Information Systems Certificate, Master of Public Administration (MPA) Geographic Information Systems Certificate at Wright State University
B.A. Anthropology, B.A. Anthropology at Hendrix College