Member Spotlight

Kerry Caslow

Kerry Caslow manages long-term water quality monitoring at Old Woman Creek, contributing to a dataset spanning over 40 years to understand nutrient processing in Lake Erie's estuary.

Published Spring 2022

About my work

As an application development manager, I work with scientists all over the world who are leading fascinating projects that use our water quality and level sensors. I help people find the right tools for the job, assist in the development of new technologies, create informational and educational content on a variety of topics, and every once in awhile I get to go back to my roots and help with field deployments.

Favorite part of work

The best part of my job is that I get to continually learn new things. Every day is a little bit different, so I never know what I will be presented with. However, each of those experiences tend to teach me something that I didn't know about before. It's like being in school without having to worry about a grade!

Something else about myself

I started my career as part of a storm-water monitoring program and having stepped outside of that field, I realize now that there are so many more cool water-related careers and fields of study out there. I am excited to meet other members of IAGLR who are truly making an impact on the world around us.

Affiliation

Application Development Manager, In-Situ, Inc.

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