South Bend, IND. – HydroDigital has announced the appointment of Dr. Travis Dantzer as HydroInformatics Engineer, where he will contribute to the development and integration of advanced modeling and data-driven analytics within the HydroDigital Platform. Travis brings deep expertise in intelligent systems and water resource engineering, combining technical rigor with innovative approaches that align with HydroDigital’s mission to deliver smarter, data-centric water infrastructure solutions.

Travis’s multidisciplinary background—spanning systems engineering, hydrology, and applied data science—will enhance HydroDigital’s ability to fuse field data and predictive modeling into actionable insights. By expanding the platform’s analytical depth and automation capabilities, he will help clients visualize system performance to make more informed operational and capital decisions.

“I’m really excited to support better stewardship of our environment and ratepayer resources through the services and tools HydroDigital provides to our clients,” said Travis Dantzer. “I’m grateful to have found a role building interesting technology with supportive and talented people to give tangible service to utilities around the world.”

“We’re thrilled to welcome Travis to the HydroDigital team,” said Carrie Malli, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of HydroDigital. “His deep technical expertise in intelligent systems and hydroinformatics complements our mission to deliver dependable, data-driven tools for utilities. Travis’s innovative approach and research experience will help us continue transforming complex data into clear, actionable insights for our clients.”

“Travis’ passion really embodies the mission of HydroDigital – to use technology to help the environment and humanity,” said Tim Ruggaber, Co-Founder and Chief Delivery Officer. “We are very excited in how his expertise and skillset can accelerate our impact.”

HydroDigital continues to grow its team of experts at the intersection of data science, software development, and water systems engineering, reinforcing its commitment to dependable, high-quality data and real-time intelligence for the water sector.