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Hamburg, Germany

In my current role, I manage (geo)physical survey and subsea positioning needs for offshore construction projects within the renewable energy sector. Responsibilities include: - Mobilizing offshore vessels with the necessary survey equipment for project execution.- Directing survey operations aboard offshore installation vessels.- Providing real-time situational information to operational personnel for informed decision-making.

Expatriate - Projects Worldwide

Install, manage, and execute hydrographic, topographic, and positioning needs for offshore, onshore, dredging, and reclamation projects worldwide, including: • Scotland – Pentland Firth East Cable Replacement. • Korea & Taiwan – Inter-array cables at Greater Changhua Wind Farm. • Netherlands – Offshore Grid NL – Hollandse Kust Noord Export Cables. • France – Fecamp Offshore Wind Farm. • UK & Ireland – Greenlink HVDC Interconnector Project. • Peru –… Show more Install, manage, and execute hydrographic, topographic, and positioning needs for offshore, onshore, dredging, and reclamation projects worldwide, including: • Scotland – Pentland Firth East Cable Replacement. • Korea & Taiwan – Inter-array cables at Greater Changhua Wind Farm. • Netherlands – Offshore Grid NL – Hollandse Kust Noord Export Cables. • France – Fecamp Offshore Wind Farm. • UK & Ireland – Greenlink HVDC Interconnector Project. • Peru – Port of Callao Expansion. • Ecuador – Port of Guayaquil access channel maintenance. • Bahamas – Nassau Cruise Terminal Expansion. Show less

Site characterization studies were conducted at tidal energy candidate sites in Australia to evaluate their tidal energy resource potential. My research aims to investigate biophysical linkages at these candidate sites and to develop new processing and surveying techniques that capture these relationships effectively. This involves:1. Conceptualization and study design to answer specific questions about physical and biological properties of marine sites.2. Field work involving… Show more Site characterization studies were conducted at tidal energy candidate sites in Australia to evaluate their tidal energy resource potential. My research aims to investigate biophysical linkages at these candidate sites and to develop new processing and surveying techniques that capture these relationships effectively. This involves:1. Conceptualization and study design to answer specific questions about physical and biological properties of marine sites.2. Field work involving marine-based acoustic surveys and other metocean data collection.3. Applying novel and established processing, analysis, and visualization techniques, including automated assessment and reporting practices, for in-situ collected hydrodynamic, geophysical, and biological datasets.4. Science communication involving oral presentations and concise report- and publication writing. Thesis title: "Strategies and outcomes for environmental monitoring and tidal resource assessment efforts at tidal energy candidate sites in Australia." Show less

Oceanographic and benthic data collection with responsibilities in survey applications and control systems, customized programming of instruments, mooring design, data extraction and storage, and troubleshooting faulty or ineffective sensors at sea.

Australasia

As the elected representative for INORE in the Australasian region, I help build a broad, international network for the next generation of researchers in offshore renewable energy. This involves connecting with industry and academic institutions, sponsorship acquisition, organizing networking events, and generally help create opportunities for young researchers to meet, exchange ideas, and build their professional network.

Orono, Maine, United States

Develop processing algorithms for hydroacoustics data to isolate biomass targets from other acoustic scattering sources in a complex and energetic marine system over multiple seasons.

Lead lecturer for the laboratory section of an introductory marine science course.

Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States

Data processing and analysis for multi- and split-beam acoustic surveys and telemetry studies to explore how marine animals behave in response to marine hydrokinetic (MHK) devices.

Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States

Monitoring studies and experiments to assess environmental impacts of marine hydrokinetic devices including electro-magnetic field, noise, blade-strike, and sediment scouring studies. Practical experience and theoretical lessons in hydroacoustics for environmental monitoring and remote sensing applications.

Phd - Maritime Engineering, Tidal Energy

Thesis title: "Strategies and outcomes for biophysical monitoring activities at tidal energy candidate sites in Australia." Lessons.

Master Of Science, Oceanography

Activities and Societies: Student body representative for the University of Maine Oceanography department (2016/17) Thesis title: “.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Geology & Env. Stds. (Honors)

Renewable energy concentration.