Tomas Snyder

Background

About Tomas Snyder

I’m a geoscientist with a strong foundation in hydrologic science, engineering, and geophysics, driven by curiosity and a commitment to solving complex environmental and engineering challenges. My experience spans hydrogeologic data analysis, field geophysics, and scientific research, with a proven ability to translate technical findings into practical solutions. I hold an M.S. in Hydrologic Science and Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines and a B.S. in Physics from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Professionally, I’ve worked on projects involving mine site groundwater modeling and pump test analysis. Academically, I've contributed to topics including supermassive black holes, hydrogeophysical investigation, and the development of novel magnetic sensing methods for distributed fiber optic sensing. My skill set includes data analysis with Python, SQL database management, hydrology-specific modeling tools like MODFLOW, MT3D, and HEC-HMS, and a variety of field methods including electrical resistivity tomography, seismic refraction, and water sampling. Looking ahead, I’m eager to continue applying my expertise in water-related and environmental problem-solving, leveraging data, models, and field insights to create sustainable, science-based solutions.