Mary Seidell
About Mary Seidell
Mary Seidell is a Senior Geospatial Solution Engineer at Airspace Link, Inc., with a background in GIS and analytics. She has previously worked at AECOM and GE Aviation, and holds a Master of Science from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Current Role at Airspace Link, Inc.
Mary Seidell serves as a Senior Geospatial Solution Engineer at Airspace Link, Inc. since 2021. In this role, she applies her expertise in geospatial solutions to support the company's initiatives. Her responsibilities include developing and implementing geospatial strategies that enhance operational efficiency. Mary appreciates the close-knit group atmosphere at the company and describes her team as kind and welcoming.
Previous Experience at AECOM
Prior to her current position, Mary worked at AECOM as a GIS Specialist from 2018 to 2020 in Seattle, Washington. During her two years at AECOM, she focused on utilizing Geographic Information Systems to support various projects. Her role involved analyzing spatial data and contributing to the development of geospatial solutions.
Experience at GE Aviation
Mary Seidell worked as a Data Engineer at GE Aviation from 2015 to 2018 in Kent, Washington. Over the course of three years, she was involved in data management and analysis, contributing to the company's engineering projects. Her experience in this role helped her build a strong foundation in data engineering and analytics.
Educational Background
Mary Seidell holds a Master of Science in Analytics from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she studied from 2019 to 2021. She also earned a Bachelor of Science in GIS and Spatial Analysis from The Ohio State University, attending from 2011 to 2015. Additionally, she studied Geosciences at Georgia State University. Her educational background has equipped her with the skills necessary for her current role in geospatial engineering.
Early Career and Internships
Mary began her professional journey as a Research Intern at US Together, Inc. in 2013, where she worked for three months. This early experience provided her with insights into research methodologies and data analysis, laying the groundwork for her future roles in geospatial and data engineering.