Jenna Epstein
Jenna is passionate about using geospatial data and analytics to support communities and create more resilient cities. She is especially excited about the role of open-source tools in supporting disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts.
At Penn, Jenna’s coursework focused on applications of data science and technology planning for decision-making in the face of uncertain futures. She also worked for the Wharton Risk Center, providing data visualization and research support on flood risk-related projects.
Prior to Penn, Jenna worked as a project manager and data analyst for a digital consultancy in Washington, DC. She graduated in 2016 from Washington University in St. Louis with degrees in International Development and French.
At Penn, Jenna’s coursework focused on applications of data science and technology planning for decision-making in the face of uncertain futures. She also worked for the Wharton Risk Center, providing data visualization and research support on flood risk-related projects.
Prior to Penn, Jenna worked as a project manager and data analyst for a digital consultancy in Washington, DC. She graduated in 2016 from Washington University in St. Louis with degrees in International Development and French.
