Purpose
Bringing together ecology, power, society, and technology to sustain land, water, life, and local economies.
Work In Progress... Please excuse the mess
Managing Software Engineer @ Ecotrust • San Francisco, CA
David Pollard brings together ecology, power, society, and technology to sustain land, water, life, and local economies. A software engineer and member of Ecotrust’s Leadership Team, he combines hands‑on coding with strategic leadership across research, data science, AI/ML, and platform delivery.
Leadership & Focus
Ecotrust
Integrating emerging software engineering and data science into products; shaping AI policy and software vision.
Tenure
10+ years
Progressive impact from software experience to managing engineering and cross‑program collaboration.
David’s work spans computer science, research, data science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data engineering, and management. He’s known for being capable, creative, and curious—challenging the status quo and improving standards.
Bringing together ecology, power, society, and technology to sustain land, water, life, and local economies.
Ecotrust Leadership Team; contributions to Benefits, Climate, and People & Culture committees; cross‑program collaboration.
Build open‑source technology that advances ecological and social well‑being for everyone.
Selected roles and outcomes from public‑interest software work—ecological monitoring, civic engagement, and open‑source.
A selection of public-facing work where iridescent storytelling meets pragmatic engineering.
Interactive tools that surface climate, habitat, and cultural data layers to support regenerative planning for tribal and rural communities.
Explore repositoriesParticipatory applications that elevate community priorities, powering policy decisions for transportation and ecological stewardship.
Learn more on LinkedInFrom mapping libraries to front-end frameworks, I invest in tooling that makes socially impactful software easier to deliver.
Visit my GitHubBased in San Francisco, CA. Open to speaking, collaboration, and partnering on public‑interest software.