About Us - Inferno Analytics

Melanie Butler	Melanie Butler will be graduating Spring 2020 with a Bachelor of Science in Geographic Information Science and a minor in Nature and Heritage Tourism. Melanie is from Corpus Christi, Texas. She plans to move to Austin in the coming months to pursue a job offer with the El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail. Contact via E-mail
Clayton Buehring	Clayton Buehring is pursuing his Bachelor's of Science in Geographic Information Science with a minor in Business Administration at Texas State University. He was born and raised in central Texas and loves spending time outdoors fishing, hunting, hiking, and creating wood crafts. He hopes to get a job after graduating that utilizes Geographic Information Science and Remote Sensing. Contact via E-mail
Corban Rosenauer	Corban Rosenauer will be graduating with a Bachelor's of Science in Geography Information Science with a minor in International Relations at Texas State University. He was born in Saratov Russia. He is interest in merging the social sciences with the hard sciences through the use of GIS technology. He hopes to get a job after graduating that utilizes Geographic Information Science, use of big data, and programming. Contact via E-mail
Andres Segovia	Ken Satchell will be graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Geography Resource and Environmental Studies with a minor in Business Administration and getting a GIS certificate at Texas State University. He was born and in Mississippi and moved a lot with dad being in the Air Force, then joined the Air Force 6 years myself. Enjoys reading, hiking, RVing, skiing, and pool. Hopes to get a job with the government to make society more sustainable and prepared for disasters. Contact via E-mail
Andres Segovia	Syrus Borders will soon be graduating from Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science in Geography - Water Resources, a minor in Geology, and a GIS certificate. He was born in Orlando, FL, obtained the rank of Eagle Scout, and has navigated the majority of major streams that originate within the Hill Country of Texas and along the Balcones Escarpment. He was quickly enthralled by karstic terrains at a young age, particularly caves, springs, ground to surface water interactions, and the clarity of streams within these regions. Through years of scouting, he gained an affinity for riparian and aquatic ecosystems with an interest in the water quality that those systems depend upon. As a student at Texas State University, he strived to acquire the knowledge necessary to manage these ecosystems, taking a particular interest on the topics of geomorphology, fluvial processes, wildlife & watershed management, and how to implement GIS within those fields. He hopes to obtain a career as GIS analyst working in the field within a lacustrine, alluvial, or deltaic environment. Contact via E-mail