Alexander Burke
About Alexander Burke
Alexander Burke is a Post Bachelor Research Associate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he has worked since 2016. He has a background in Geographic Information Systems and has previously held positions at the National Park Service and Sierra Club.
Current Position at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Alexander Burke serves as a Post-Bachelor Research Associate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a role he has held since 2016. In this position, he contributes to research initiatives and provides technical assistance for various organizations, extending beyond the Department of Energy. His work is conducted within a facility managed by UT-Battelle, which collaborates with the Department of Energy on multiple projects.
Previous Experience with National Park Service
Prior to his current role, Alexander Burke worked as a GIS and Data Technician at the National Park Service through the Cac Americorps program. His tenure lasted for 10 months, from 2015 to 2016, and took place in Washington, D.C. This experience allowed him to develop skills in geographic information systems and data management.
Internship at Sierra Club
In 2014, Alexander Burke completed a two-month internship with the Sierra Club in Oakland, California. This role provided him with insights into environmental advocacy and organizational operations, contributing to his overall professional development in the field.
Educational Background in Geography
Alexander Burke earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography from the University of Denver, where he studied from 2011 to 2015. His educational background has equipped him with a solid foundation in geographic information systems and open-source data, which he applies in his current research and technical roles.
Skills and Expertise
Alexander Burke possesses expertise in Geographic Information Systems and Open Source Data. He also has management skills that complement his research capabilities. Additionally, he is recognized for his strong public speaking skills, which enhance his ability to communicate complex information effectively.