Christopher Tull is a principal data engineer and public technologist based in Oxnard, California, who helps water managers plan and make informed decisions under uncertainty by harnessing public data resources. He serves as Chief Data Officer at the California Data Collaborative and, since 2025, as Principal Data Engineer at Moulton Niguel Water District, designing scalable data infrastructure and decision-support tools to ingest, process, and analyze millions of water-use readings. His work blends data integration, system engineering, applied R&D, and analytics to improve revenue stability, price equity, and the reliability of public services. Earlier in his career he built automated data pipelines and visualization tools for statewide water data and urban energy datasets (notably with NYU CUSP), and he continues to advise water districts as an independent consultant on big data solutions for AMI data. He also volunteers with the Ventura County Climate Hub to advance a net-zero carbon economy, and holds a BS in Mathematics and CS from CSU Channel Islands and an MS in Applied Urban Science & Informatics from NYU, bringing rigorous quantitative training to public-sector data challenges.
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