JENNIFER SCHULIEN

Jennifer Schulien specializes in scientific and technical consulting focused on advanced geospatial instrumentation and remote sensing applications. Her core capabilities include the calibration, deployment, and operational integration of compact optical profiling systems such as the C-OPS, alongside the analysis of satellite-derived imagery for environmental and land management applications. She brings hands-on expertise in optical sensor validation, radiometric calibration, and georeferenced data processing to support mission-critical Earth observation initiatives. Her work emphasizes precision instrumentation handling, data quality assurance, and the translation of remote sensing outputs into actionable intelligence for environmental monitoring and resource assessment. A key differentiator is her ability to bridge field-deployed sensor systems with satellite data analytics, ensuring seamless interoperability between ground-based and spaceborne platforms. She has delivered technical consulting services to the Department of the Interior, where her work supports land use characterization, ecosystem monitoring, and natural resource management through high-resolution optical data. Her engagements reflect a pattern of supporting science-driven, field-to-orbit data workflows critical to federal land and water stewardship missions. Her primary industry focus is in Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (NAICS 541690), where she provides specialized support for environmental sensing technologies and remote sensing data interpretation. This positions her as a niche provider for agencies requiring precision instrumentation integration and satellite imagery analysis beyond standard commercial offerings. As a Woman-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor based in Issaquah, Washington, she operates as a single-member entity (2J) with a focused, agile structure tailored to high-value technical assignments. Her certifications enhance her eligibility for set-aside programs and reflect a commitment to diversity in federal contracting. Her geographic presence in the Pacific Northwest supports collaboration with western federal land management agencies and research institutions engaged in environmental remote sensing.