- Perform seismic risk assessments necessary for salt water disposal wells permitted in the state of New Mexico. I use fault slip potential modeling software to determine the probability of fault slip on nearby faults as a result of increased pressures due to deep water injection and storage.- Prepare, organize, and submit applications for permits to drill (APDs) oil & gas wells on federal, private, tribal, and New Mexico State Trust lands in the Permian and San Juan Basins.- Consult with clientele in the design and routing of midstream oil & gas pipelines to ensure the compliance of state, federal, and tribal regulations.- Provide technical support in the form of preparing ArcGIS maps for field use and as deliverable documents in applications for permits to drill (APDs), Right-of-Way applications, etc.

• Complete groundwater spring inventories following strict USFS protocol• Collect water samples and other hydrologic data on site using a variety of meters (pH, total dissolved solids, conductivity, discharge, etc.)• Perform geochemical analyses on water samples (cations, anions, and stable isotopes)• Generate technical reports including figures, maps and tables to inform USFS of spring conditions and recharge mechanisms• Update the Springs Stewardship database with data collected from each completed field survey

• Teach an Introductory Environmental Science Lab• Topics include: water quality, natural hazards, natural resources/energy, etc.

• Researched geologic questions/problems using ArcGIS and field work• Generated tables and figures using Adobe Illustrator and Microsoft Excel• Presented research through both written reports and oral presentations

• Led a team of 4-5 employees in the production of hand crafted wedding rings• Innovated new ideas to improve the production process and efficiency• Motivated employees to reach daily, weekly, and monthly goals• Responsible for training of new employees and workshop safety

Conducted research of geologic literature Used ArcGIS to perform spatial analyses

Assisted in lab work, tutored students, and graded assignments.