Staff Hydrologic Data Collection Field Technician
• Planned and managed monthly data collection schedule of assigned areas• Collected and recorded meteorologic and hydrologic data including rainfall, wind direction and speed, surface water levels, ground water levels, and stream flow measurements• Verified accuracy of data equipment readings with physical observations• Accurately input data into database and uploaded end-of-day collection files onto file server• Organized site lists and maintained documentation using Microsoft Excel• Created, recorded, detailed, and submitted work orders in a timely manner• Installed, maintained, calibrated, and serviced various site, meteorologic, and hydrologic monitoringequipment. Examples included shelters, solar panels, conduit and wiring, communication equipment (such as antennae and modems), rain gauges, anemometers, sensors (pressure transducers and encoders), and data loggers• Used power tools and other equipment such as power washers, lawn equipment, and painting equipment to complete various projects• Prepared site maps• Troubleshot equipment issues to determine if problems could be resolved in the field or if equipment must be replaced• Maintained sites to ensure areas were clear of brush, debris, and were functional• Surveyed sites when monitoring equipment would not be used due to fluctuation of water levels• Employed ELBIS and Survey123 software to record data and LoggerNet software to work with data recorders• Worked with a variety of loggers such as the Campbell Scientific CR510, CR800, and CR1000• Upgraded firmware and updated programs as necessary to ensure functionality of loggers• Worked in environments such as lakes, remote areas, and wetlands with the use of motorizedwatercraft, ATVs, waders, kayaks, and other equipment to aid in daily activities