Travis Williams is a research geographer and Geospatial Data Science lead with nine years of experience modeling technical potential for renewable energy at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, where he has been the technical lead on the open-source Renewable Energy Potential Model (reV) since 2020. He combines deep expertise in spatial data management, energy system modeling, HPC-driven computation, and reproducible science, and routinely supports researchers and external clients in deploying large-scale geospatial analyses. Comfortable both writing code and managing datasets, he prefers hands-on work with models and compute resources while also guiding model maintenance, training users, and coordinating with developers. His background in applied research—spanning econometric climate signal detection, drought risk tools, and agricultural field studies—gives him a practical, interdisciplinary perspective on energy and environmental systems. Based in Longmont, Colorado, he is an enthusiastic Linux user and active proponent of free software, which informs his approach to open-source tool stewardship and collaborative research.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's of Science, Geography, 3.39, Bachelor's of Science, Geography, 3.39 at Florida State University
Master's degree, Geography, Master's degree, Geography at University of Colorado Boulder
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