I am charged with maintaining all electrical aspects of the Lamb Weston facility in American Falls. The focus is to keep the lines running that manufacture various potato products. This includes troubleshooting from the MCC's, down to the individual sensors that automate the potato manufacturing process, including utilizing PLC's to troubleshoot and fix issues that may arise. Individually, I am also charged with maintaining and testing the fire system, and its electrical components. I utilize safe practices and LOTO as I work on many types of equipment. This wide variety has given me experience troubleshooting using manuals, wiring diagrams, and schematics regularly. Other experience here includes conduit runs, VFD and HMI programming. There is some limited communication troubleshooting and terminating of cat5 and coaxial cables. All in all, Lamb Weston is a great place for well rounded experience.

I rewired PLC panels for the Instrumentation 4th semester lab. This included running flex conduit, running twisted shielded pair through them, replacing terminal blocks, and landing wires to inputs. I used various tools and equipment to accomplish this task, and have been trained to safely do so. I am familiar with zero-energy verification procedures, as outlined by the College of Technology, and practiced it regularly in this position.

I tutored students who are endeavoring to gain an associates degree in Instrumentation Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Industrial Cyber Security, Nuclear Operations Techs, and other programs within ISU's College of Technology, ESTEC program. I was paid for the first semester, but then volunteered for the remaining semesters. I got this job by being recommended by my instructors for exceptional performance.

This is a customer service oriented technician job. As a technician, I am in charge of the upkeep of the company vehicle assigned to me, as well as maintaining an accurate inventory of my supplies. I would go to a customers house, test for a good signal, mount the dish (typically on the roof), run cable to the inside of the house in a neat and clean manner, and assist customers with the basic needs to connect to the internet. I answer whatever questions the customer has that I can, and ensure that they feel satisfied with our service before I leave. Unless it is a scenario where the circumstances are unfavorable, in which case, I inform them of the situation, any plans to resolve it, and do the best I can for them.This job entails a lot of danger from working from heights, driving, possible customer altercations, and even animals. As such, I'm given the ability to deny or postpone jobs due to safety issues, and though it rarely happened with me, I did utilize that ability when necessary. I've also been selected as a test candidate for using new safety equipment from my supervisors. They chose me to provide valuable feedback on its effectiveness for safety, and the detriment to time using it would cause.

*Work Dates Vary* I worked from Feb 2014 to Aug 2015 full time, left, then came back on Aug 2019 to Dec 2019 part time.During my full time stay:-Initially I stocked the floor working the pop and water section. I kept the shelves neat and organized per code, put up, and kept filled displays, and helped customers at a moments notice.-I then moved up to an Inventory Management Specialist (IMS) and was in charge of maintaining the organization, space, and cleanliness of the backroom. I would pick out the items that needed to be stocked, and organize them to go out to the floor in a timely fashion. Then I would organize the overstocked items back into the bin into the system so they can be found easily again.-I became certified on the Scissor Lift, Walkie Stacker, and Electric Pallet Jack.-Then I left for a better job elsewhere.Return at part-time.-I assisted customers in the checkouts, and the self-checkouts. I resolved equipment issues I was authorized to, stayed mindful of preventing theft, intentional or otherwise, all while maintaining great customer service.-I was recognized for outstanding service as reported by feedback from surveys on several occasions.-I returned as a cashier in addition to my job at Rise Broadband to offset the cost of college.

Initially I was a regular housekeeper at Jackson Lake Lodge. I was in charge of cleaning rooms in a timely and thorough fashion. I kept my cart stocked, and on the occasion I ran into customers, I was always polite and courteous.After being acknowledged as doing exceptional work, I was moved to the main lodge to manage the public areas and VIP suites. I cleaned the lounge area, grounds, restrooms, and the restaurants. This was needed to be done much more thoroughly, as it was the first and main area guests arrived in. As is usual, the first impression is always the most important.I left because of family matters.

I performed a wide variety of tasks as a landscaper here. I did everything from (very rarely) mowing lawns, to (more commonly) building retaining walls, installing new grass and sprinklers, and assisting in creating waterfalls.I used backhoes and a Skid-Steer in this position.