Meet Our Team
Jonathan Scott – Managing Director (South Korea)
Jonathan Scott is the Founder and Managing Director of ScottGIS, providing the overall strategic direction for the consultancy and shaping its work across geospatial intelligence, infrastructure, energy, environmental risk, and global markets. He advises clients on complex spatial challenges where geography, economics, infrastructure, and geopolitical dynamics intersect, helping organisations interpret risk and make better long-term decisions.
His work combines technical GIS understanding with broader strategic analysis, allowing ScottGIS to approach projects not only as mapping exercises, but as decision-making frameworks. Jonathan also leads the development of the company’s Spatial Intelligence Briefings, which examine how geography influences markets, infrastructure systems, resource security, climate exposure, and global risk patterns.
Park Ji-Hye – Operations Director (South Korea)
Park Ji-Hye is the Operations Director of ScottGIS and acts as the senior operational lead of the consultancy. Working closely with Jonathan Scott, she oversees finance, internal operations, organisational systems, and business performance, ensuring that the company runs with discipline, structure, and clear direction.
Her role is central to maintaining the operational stability and professional standards of the consultancy as it grows. She supports project coordination, internal planning, resource management, and long-term business development, helping ScottGIS deliver reliable work for clients while building a strong foundation for future expansion.
Aisha Al-Mansoori – GIS Specialist (United Arab Emirates)
Aisha provides region-specific GIS expertise tailored to Middle Eastern projects, with particular knowledge of urban development, infrastructure, desert environments, and regional planning constraints. She supports spatial analysis for projects across the Gulf, helping clients understand land suitability, environmental exposure, and development opportunities in complex arid landscapes. Her work ensures that geospatial outputs reflect both technical requirements and local geographic realities.
Kang Min-Ho – Geospatial Cyber Security Analyst (South Korea)
Min-Ho protects geospatial systems and data through robust security protocols, vulnerability assessments, and compliance frameworks. His work focuses on safeguarding sensitive spatial datasets, infrastructure platforms, and GIS applications from cyber threats and unauthorised access. He helps ensure data integrity, operational continuity, and resilience across secure geospatial environments.
Dmitry Ivanov – GIS Developer (Russia)
Dmitry develops custom GIS tools, scripts, and automations that improve workflows and make spatial data easier to manage and analyse. He works closely with analysts and consultants to turn repetitive technical processes into efficient digital tools. His development work supports faster project delivery, improved data usability, and more consistent analytical outputs.
Gabriela Silva – GIS Project Manager (Brazil)
Gabriela leads GIS project delivery, ensuring strong coordination between technical teams, clients, and project stakeholders. She manages timelines, quality control, reporting requirements, and communication throughout each project lifecycle. Her role ensures that complex geospatial work is delivered clearly, accurately, and in line with client expectations.
Kim Jong-Soo – Geospatial Data Manager (South Korea)
Jong-Soo oversees data governance, integration, and quality control across major geospatial projects. He ensures that spatial datasets are accurate, accessible, structured, and suitable for reliable analysis. His work provides the foundation for effective decision-making by maintaining high standards in data management and spatial database organisation.
Kim Hye-Jin – GIS Climate Change Analyst (South Korea)
Hye-Jin specialises in climate risk modelling and adaptation planning, helping organisations assess and respond to environmental change. She works with climate datasets, hazard models, land use information, and infrastructure exposure data to identify areas of vulnerability. Her analysis supports resilience planning, sustainability strategies, and long-term adaptation decisions.
Hiroshi Nakamura – GIS Consultant (Japan)
Hiroshi specialises in GIS consulting for the energy sector, supporting spatial analysis, optimisation, and planning for complex infrastructure systems. His work includes site assessment, asset mapping, route planning, and risk analysis for energy-related projects. He helps clients use geospatial intelligence to improve operational efficiency and reduce development risk.
Lee Sung-Ho – GIS Energy Systems Specialist (South Korea)
Sung-Ho supports energy infrastructure projects through spatial analysis, site selection, and network optimisation. He works on renewable energy, grid infrastructure, transmission planning, and energy asset mapping. His role helps clients understand where energy systems can be developed, connected, and managed with greater efficiency and resilience.
Lee Ji-Eun – Geospatial Data Trainee (South Korea)
Ji-Eun assists with data collection, validation, and integration across consultancy projects while developing core GIS data management skills. She supports senior analysts by preparing datasets, checking spatial accuracy, and helping organise project information. Her role contributes to the reliability and consistency of analytical outputs.
Lim Dong-Hyun – Transport and Logistics GIS Analyst (South Korea)
Dong-Hyun focuses on route optimisation, network planning, and spatial analysis for transport and logistics systems. He assesses road networks, travel times, freight corridors, congestion patterns, and accessibility constraints. His work helps improve efficiency, reduce operational costs, and support more reliable movement of goods and people.
Choi Min-Jae – Environmental GIS Analyst (South Korea)
Min-Jae works on environmental monitoring, land use analysis, and sustainability-focused spatial modelling. His projects involve tracking environmental change, assessing ecological risk, and mapping the relationship between development and natural systems. He helps clients make better decisions about land management, conservation, and environmental resilience.
Jung Hae-In – Urban Infrastructure GIS Consultant (South Korea)
Hae-In applies GIS to urban planning and infrastructure development, supporting efficient and resilient city systems. He works with land use data, transport networks, utilities, population distribution, and environmental constraints to inform planning decisions. His analysis helps cities and developers improve infrastructure placement, service access, and long-term urban performance.
Kwon Ji-Soo – Geospatial Risk Analyst (South Korea)
Ji-Soo develops spatial risk models for natural hazards, infrastructure systems, and environmental threats. His work includes mapping exposure to floods, landslides, earthquakes, storms, and other geographic risks. He helps organisations identify vulnerable assets, prioritise interventions, and strengthen resilience planning.
Han Seung-Woo – Remote Sensing and Agriculture Specialist (South Korea)
Seung-Woo uses satellite data and GIS to support agriculture, crop monitoring, and land management. He analyses vegetation health, soil conditions, land cover change, and seasonal crop patterns to help clients understand agricultural performance. His work supports yield forecasting, plantation planning, and sustainable land use decisions.
Yoo Jin-Ah – GIS Water Resource Specialist (South Korea)
Jin-Ah analyses hydrological systems, water networks, and watershed conditions to support sustainable water management. Her work includes groundwater assessment, irrigation planning, flood risk analysis, and water infrastructure mapping. She helps clients understand how water availability, movement, and demand vary across landscapes.
Seo Yuna – Climate and Sustainability GIS Consultant (South Korea)
Yuna supports climate adaptation and sustainability strategy through spatial analysis and environmental modelling. She works on projects involving climate exposure, carbon-sensitive land use, green infrastructure, and resource efficiency. Her role helps organisations translate sustainability objectives into practical, place-based strategies.
Baek Hyun-Woo – Geospatial Software Developer (South Korea)
Hyun-Woo builds GIS applications, automation tools, and spatial data systems that improve workflows and system performance. He develops technical solutions that help analysts process, visualise, and manage complex geographic data more efficiently. His work strengthens the digital infrastructure behind project delivery and client-facing geospatial platforms.
Shin Da-Eun – Spatial Data Visualisation Specialist (South Korea)
Da-Eun transforms complex spatial data into clear visual outputs, including maps, dashboards, and interactive presentation tools. Her work focuses on making technical analysis accessible to decision-makers and stakeholders. She helps ensure that project findings are communicated clearly, visually, and with practical relevance.
Kim Soo-Min – GIS Trainee Analyst (South Korea)
Soo-Min supports mapping, basic spatial analysis, and project data preparation while developing foundational GIS skills. She assists with digitising, data cleaning, map production, and initial analytical tasks. Her role supports project teams while building technical experience across a range of consultancy assignments.
Park Joon-Ho – Remote Sensing Trainee (South Korea)
Joon-Ho assists with satellite imagery processing and environmental data analysis. He supports senior specialists by preparing imagery, classifying land cover, and reviewing environmental change indicators. His work contributes to projects involving agriculture, climate, conservation, and natural resource monitoring.
Chung Min-Seo – GIS Research Trainee (South Korea)
Min-Seo supports research, reporting, and spatial analysis across consultancy projects. She helps gather background data, review relevant geographic information, and prepare supporting material for technical reports. Her role strengthens the research base behind client projects and helps connect spatial analysis with wider strategic context.
Son Seo-Hyun – Geospatial Economics and Geopolitics Trainee (South Korea)
Seo-Hyun works closely with Jonathan Scott, supporting research that integrates spatial analysis with economic trends and geopolitical developments. Her work focuses on how global events, trade patterns, energy systems, infrastructure networks, and market dynamics influence regional risk. She contributes to spatial intelligence briefings and analytical research that connect geography with economics, politics, and long-term strategic decision-making. Seo-Hyun is also becoming involved in business development and client liaison support, working alongside Jonathan to help strengthen client relationships, support new opportunities, and contribute to the wider growth of the consultancy.
Li Wei – Geospatial Data Integration Specialist (China)
Wei integrates complex datasets into unified geospatial systems, ensuring that information from multiple sources can be analysed together effectively. His work involves database structuring, data transformation, system compatibility, and spatial data harmonisation. He helps create reliable analytical environments for large-scale infrastructure, environmental, and commercial projects.
Chen Yun-Hua – GIS Data Scientist (China)
Chen Yun-Hua – GIS Data Scientist (China)
Yun-Hua uses machine learning, statistical modelling, and advanced analytics to extract insight from geospatial data. She works with large spatial datasets to identify patterns, predict trends, and support evidence-based decision-making. Her role bridges GIS, data science, and applied modelling across complex consultancy projects.
Mei Wong – GIS Urban Planning Specialist (China)
Mei applies GIS to urban planning, sustainable development, and city design. She works with land use patterns, population growth, transport access, and infrastructure capacity to support better planning outcomes. Her analysis helps clients design cities and urban districts that are more efficient, accessible, and resilient.
Zhang Wei – GIS Infrastructure Analyst (China)
Wei supports large-scale infrastructure and transport projects through spatial modelling and network analysis. His work includes route assessment, corridor planning, accessibility modelling, and infrastructure impact evaluation. He helps clients understand how geography affects construction feasibility, connectivity, and long-term asset performance.
Liu Xiaodan – Environmental GIS Consultant (China)
Xiaodan advises on environmental monitoring, land use, and sustainability strategies using geospatial data. She works on projects involving ecological sensitivity, pollution exposure, natural resource management, and environmental compliance. Her analysis supports responsible development and helps clients balance operational objectives with environmental protection.
Takeshi Yamamoto – GIS Software Engineer (Japan)
Takeshi develops GIS systems, applications, and tools that improve data processing and project efficiency. He works on software solutions that allow clients and analysts to manage spatial data more effectively. His role supports technical innovation and strengthens the performance of geospatial workflows.
Jiro Tanaka – Spatial Data Quality Specialist (Japan)
Jiro ensures accuracy, consistency, and reliability across geospatial datasets. He reviews spatial data for errors, resolves inconsistencies, and maintains quality control standards across project inputs and outputs. His work is essential for ensuring that analysis is based on dependable and well-structured data.
Hiroki Fujimoto – Infrastructure GIS Specialist (Japan)
Hiroki supports infrastructure planning and asset management through detailed spatial analysis. He works with transport networks, utilities, urban assets, and critical infrastructure datasets to support planning and operational decisions. His analysis helps clients understand asset exposure, connectivity, maintenance priorities, and long-term infrastructure resilience.
Haruto Sakamoto – Spatial Analytics Engineer (Japan)
Haruto develops predictive models, simulations, and analytical tools for planning and optimisation. He applies spatial statistics, modelling techniques, and geospatial engineering methods to complex project challenges. His work supports forecasting, scenario testing, and evidence-based decision-making across infrastructure, environmental, and commercial projects.
Santiago Alvarez – GIS Commercial Analyst (Argentina)
Santiago supports market analysis, site selection, and business intelligence using geospatial data. He analyses consumer catchments, competitor locations, accessibility, demographic patterns, and commercial growth opportunities. His work helps businesses make stronger expansion decisions and improve market performance through location intelligence.
Nguyen Thi Lan – Remote Sensing Analyst (Vietnam)
Thi Lan specialises in satellite imagery and environmental monitoring across Southeast Asia. She works on land cover analysis, vegetation monitoring, coastal change, flood mapping, and natural resource assessment. Her remote sensing expertise supports projects in agriculture, conservation, climate resilience, and environmental management.
Kim Min-Seo – GIS Public Health Analyst (South Korea)
Min-Seo applies GIS to epidemiology, healthcare planning, and public health analysis. She maps disease patterns, healthcare access, population vulnerability, and service coverage to support better health outcomes. Her work helps public agencies and healthcare organisations understand where needs are concentrated and how services can be planned more effectively.
Park Seung-Ho – GIS Remote Sensing Specialist (South Korea)
Seung-Ho applies remote sensing to agriculture, environmental monitoring, and land management projects. He uses satellite imagery to assess vegetation health, land cover change, soil moisture, and environmental stress. His work helps clients monitor large areas efficiently and detect change that may not be visible through ground-based surveys alone.
Kim Dae-Hyun – GIS Infrastructure Planner (South Korea)
Dae-Hyun supports infrastructure and urban development through GIS and engineering integration. He analyses site conditions, transport access, utility networks, land use constraints, and development suitability. His work helps clients plan infrastructure that is efficient, resilient, and aligned with the physical realities of each project location.