• Travel to job sites along the Gulf and East Coast to work as an on-site Engineer for a dredge crew working to excavate sediment in order to improve the safety, health, and navigability of existing water features• Preform and process Hydrographic and Topographic surveys for dredging operations• Provide technical support for equipment and computer systems• Coordinate project definable features of work with Manson superintendents, foremen, craft workers, and subcontractors and project activities with the client’s representatives. Act as liaison between dredge crew, client, and Manson office personnel• Report on daily operations and quality control • Review designs, drawings, and engineering data prepared by Manson consultants and vendors for conformance with project plans and specifications, and identify associated conflicts

• Communicate with team members within the Planning Division and interdepartmentally, as well as local governments and regional stakeholders to reach goals and gather information• Apply technical knowledge as well as adaptability and interpersonal skills to quickly adapt to and succeed in a telework environment• Compile technical data from research and field work• Track data gathering progress and pursue open items• Apply engineering knowledge to synthesize data and prepare Technical Reports and Economic Update Reports

• Elementary Physics I and Elementary Physics III (for Scientists and Engineers)• With a partner, lead four sections of 25 students each in weekly skills recitations reinforcing information learned in class by offering guidance and answering questions related to the material• Communicate with supervising professors to obtain the material covered each week• Grade, document, and return student work

• Daily responsibilities included problem solving, resource allocations, staff management, and operations• Communicated with members to find clients and generate interest for a swim camp program and water aerobics classes • Acted as part of a team to write and execute the club's COVID-19 response plan, resulting in Metropolis receiving the first NY Health Department approved license for a country club to reopen in the county• Sought out, interviewed, and made decisions on hiring desired staff members

• Attended virtual sessions of learning for environmental consulting for a range of topics, including: Professional Consulting, Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Planning & Restoration, Uses of Technology for Environmental Consulting, and Career Planning

Quantifying Groundwater and Pollutant Fluxes in Rhode Island’s Coastal Estuaries• Assisted in well installation and monitoring• Worked on data accumulation, organization and analysis, both in the field and in the lab• Equipment management and support, including drone flights and Real Time Kinematic GPS positioning