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Work and live in Alaska's capital city.
Juneau
Our Team
Welcome to Resource Data’s Juneau office, where we are inspired by our breathtakingly beautiful surroundings. From whale-watching and kayaking, to challenging hikes and outdoor photography — there is plenty of adventure nearby. No matter what the season brings, you’ll find our team enjoying the best of Alaska. Here, the work-life balance is second to none—we encourage each other to take time away from our desks and explore all that Juneau has to offer.
Our Work
Whether it’s supporting the maintenance and enhancements to the system that disburses the PFD, or building an industry-leading fisheries management system, our projects support the very organizations making Juneau and Alaska a great place to live. We work for many Alaska government departments, the biggest names in oil and gas in the state, fisheries organizations, utilities, and more.
Life in and around Juneau
Juneau, the capital of Alaska, is a city that charms with its breathtaking beauty. Surrounded by mountains and water, it’s a paradise for nature enthusiasts, providing ample opportunities for hiking, kayaking, and whale-watching.
The city also offers rich cultural experiences, from the Alaska State Museum to the Sealaska Heritage Center and unique offerings like the Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure and mine tours. Combine this with a welcoming community and you have the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility.
We think we're swell. But don't just take our word for it.
Meet Rachel
Director, Juneau
After graduating with a geology degree, Rachel worked in the mining industry where she was first exposed to GIS. A few seasons of roughing it in mining camps later, a career in IT was calling her name. She joined Resource Data in 2014 as an intern and honed her programming, project management, analysis, and natural leadership skills on a wide range of projects before taking on branch leadership in 2021.
In her free time, you can find Rachel outdoors, hiking or on a fat-tire bike, exploring the amazing trails and public-use cabins around Juneau that she says set her town apart from other outdoorsy communities. She loves running into her co-workers on the docks on a sunny summer day, on the slopes after a good snow, or at the frisbee golf course. She also enjoys tending her garden, which has slowly taken over her backyard.
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Meet some of our team
Great people. Great to work with.
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Forest Kvasnikoff
Project Manager
Forest is a former forest firefighter, a distinction that earned him a mention in a newspaper article about strange combinations...
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Forest Kvasnikoff
Project Manager Juneau, AKForest is a former forest firefighter, a distinction that earned him a mention in a newspaper article about strange combinations of names and professions. Now that he’s been in the IT field for over a decade, he gets a kick out of his extremely intelligent and helpful coworkers and the variety of work he gets to do at Resource Data’s Juneau branch. In his free time, he typically heads outside with his family to enjoy the amazing skiing, hiking, or boating that Juneau has to offer, or plays board games.
A few of Forest’s favorite things
- Food Mexican
- Music Electric
- Board game Catan and Ticket to Ride
- Book Anything by Vonnegut
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Jon Jeans
Sr. Programmer
For Jon, working for Resource Data’s Juneau branch means he gets to use his technical skills doing interesting work, learn...
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Jon Jeans
Sr. Programmer Juneau, AKFor Jon, working for Resource Data’s Juneau branch means he gets to use his technical skills doing interesting work, learn from other top-notch developers, and enjoy a great work-life balance, all while living in a place as beautiful as Alaska. He likes catching up with coworkers or playing a quick game of ping pong in the office, but also appreciates the option to work remote from home if life gets a little crazy. When he’s not flexing his programming skills for clients like the State of Alaska, there’s a good chance he’s outdoors, hiking, biking, hanging out with his family, or throwing plastic at chains to indulge his unhealthy addiction to disc golf.
A few of Jon’s favorite things
- Food A solid bowl of ramen
- Music Rap, Hip-Hop, Country, Rock, Alternative, etc.
- Video game Anything he can play with friends online.
- Board game Muffin Time
- Movie Anchorman, Step Brothers, Pineapple Express, or Superbad
- Book Wool by Hugh Howey
- Local restaurant Island Pub
- Sports team Bulls
- Place to travel/vacation Hawaii
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Brett Sears
Sr. Programmer
From learning new languages, to reading up on the latest in software engineering, to music, art, 3D animation and beyond,...
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Brett Sears
Sr. Programmer Juneau, AKFrom learning new languages, to reading up on the latest in software engineering, to music, art, 3D animation and beyond, Brett loves to live a life of constant self-improvement. He also loves a good video game and put over 2080 hours into Final Fantasy XIV in one year…that’s equivalent to a full-time job. He also loves playing with esoteric computer architectures (which he’ll tell you he admits is pretty nerdy). At Resource Data, he’s enjoyed being able to pursue professional development and his own interests through his project work.
A few of Brett’s favorite things
- Food Anything bad for you
- Video game Final Fantasy XIV
- Book The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo
- Local restaurant The Hanger
- Fun fact It's admittedly pretty nerdy, but I love playing with esoteric computer architectures. I've got an ARM laptop, a PowerPC desktop, and a RISC V handheld, but I'm still looking for a way to put some MIPS and SPARC boards to good use.
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Rachel Kelly
Director
After graduating with a geology degree, Rachel worked in the mining industry where she was first exposed to GIS (Geographic...
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Rachel Kelly
Director Juneau, AKAfter graduating with a geology degree, Rachel worked in the mining industry where she was first exposed to GIS (Geographic Information Systems). After a few seasons of roughing it in mining camps, a career in IT was calling her name. She joined Resource Data in 2014 as an intern and honed her programming, project management, analysis, and natural leadership skills on a wide range of projects before taking on branch leadership in 2021.
In her free time, you can find Rachel outdoors, hiking or on a fat-tire bike, exploring the amazing trails and public-use cabins around Juneau that she says set her town apart from other outdoorsy communities. She loves running into her co-workers on the docks on a sunny summer day, on the slopes after a good snow, or at the frisbee golf course. She also enjoys tending her garden, which has slowly taken over her backyard.
A few of Rachel’s favorite things:
- Food Thai or smoked salmon
- Music Enya (yes, for reals) or Miley Cyrus (new stuff only)
- Game Settlers of Catan
- TV show Parks and Rec, The Office (the American version), Sopranos, and Seinfeld
- Book Sea Wolf by Jack London (any Jack London or Jane Austen)
- Sports team The early 2000’s Phoenix Suns (go Steve Nash!)
- Vacation destination Summer - Forest Service cabins around Southeast Alaska; Winter - Hawaii (duh)
- Local restaurant The Island Pub
Our Work
Making a difference.
One project at a time.
Improving Safety in One of the Worlds Toughest Work Environments
One of the world’s largest Oil and Gas companies realized a 65% reduction in pipe handling drops and 70% reduction in higher severity drops after implementing a mobile application for...
Industry’s First Scraper Pig Geolocator Tool Enhances Pipeline Operation
Resource Data created an industry-leading visualization tool to accurately identify temperature loss locations along the pipeline. It allows engineers to effectively manage oil flow and operations through data-driven decision making.
Mainframe, Meet Web: Modernizing the Alaska DMV
Alaska's DMV faced a daunting challenge—an outdated mainframe application that hindered compliance with Federally mandated RealID and boat titling changes. Resource Data built a modernized web application, enhancing UX and...
FishGen: Revolutionizing Fisheries Research in the Western US
In the fast-paced world of fisheries management, having timely access to accurate genetic data is crucial—but sharing this data across laboratories was a costly and complex challenge. Then came FishGen....
Applying GIS to solve a 200 year mystery
The treasure hunters of the History Channel’s Curse of Oak Island may be closer than ever to solving the islands mysteries with the help of GIS analysis and mapping. As...
Automating Global Tracking of Shipping Containers
Dunavant, a global logistics and supply chain management company, transports over 10,000 shipping containers per month. Its employees were manually collecting information from 22 terminal websites once per hour. This...