Christopher Fricke
About Christopher Fricke
Christopher Fricke is a Geospatial Data Architect at Airspace Link, Inc., where he has worked since 2022. He has a diverse background in geospatial services, having held various roles in organizations such as Acuity Brands and the Maryland Park Service.
Work at AirspaceLink
Christopher Fricke has been employed as a Geospatial Data Architect at Airspace Link, Inc. since 2022. In this role, he focuses on the integration and analysis of geospatial data to support the company's initiatives in airspace management and drone operations. His expertise contributes to the development of innovative solutions that enhance operational efficiency and safety in the airspace sector.
Previous Experience in Geospatial Services
Prior to his current position, Christopher Fricke held various roles at Geographic Information Services, Inc. from 2009 to 2015. He started as a Help Desk Specialist and progressed to positions such as Solutions Engineer and Geospatial Developer. His work involved developing geospatial solutions and providing technical support, which laid the foundation for his later roles in application development.
Roles at Acuity Brands
Christopher Fricke worked at Acuity Brands from 2015 to 2022, where he held multiple positions including Senior Application Developer, Lead Application Developer, and Engineering Manager. His responsibilities included overseeing application development projects and managing engineering teams, which contributed to the company's technological advancements in lighting and building management solutions.
Education in Geography and Environmental Services
Christopher Fricke earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography and Environmental Services from the University of Maryland Baltimore County. He attended the university from 2004 to 2008, where he developed a strong foundation in geographic information systems and environmental analysis, which has been instrumental in his career in geospatial data.
Early Career and Internships
Christopher Fricke began his career with an internship at the Maryland Department of Planning from 2008 to 2009. He also worked as a Seasonal Ranger at the Maryland Park Service in 2009. These early experiences provided him with practical knowledge in environmental services and public land management, which he later applied in his geospatial roles.