• Test and review CQR (Count Question Resolution) Geographic Update Partnership Software Test Scenarios, especially using the LINEAR FEATURES tools to try to cause issues with non-road features• Track testing results of any defects/issues encountered within GUPS (Geographic Update Partnership Software) on the CQR GUPS Defect Reporting Spreadsheet• Processed and mapped block projects for the 2020 Census Island Areas Field Operations Unit• Ran SQL code in TOAD for Oracle to find block projects needing re-keying for the 2020 Census Island Areas Field Operations Unit• Keyed and mapped US Census Block Projects for the 2020 Census Remote Alaska, Maine, and Florida Field Operations Unit• Philadelphia Regional Census Center (PHRCC) geocoding help given for Philadelphia and San Francisco• Gave mapping assistance to plot Transitory Locations of previous fieldwork based on aerial view imagery of assigned locations

As a 2020 Census LUCA Appeals Officer - Business Systems Analyst 4, I supported the Local Update of Census Address (LUCA) Appeals Office. The LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst supports the Director and Deputy Director of the 2020 Census LUCA Appeals Office in their determinations of whether to accept addresses submitted by tribal, state, and local governments that were previously rejected by the U.S. Census Bureau for inclusion in the 2020 Census universe of residential addresses. The Appeals process is the final phase of the LUCA program as mandated by P.L. 103-430. The LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst is responsible for receiving and reviewing submissions provided in computer readable format and using GIS and or satellite imagery to determine the validity of provided addresses. The LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst assists the Director/Deputy Director in the final decision making process. • Processed LUCA (Local Update of Census Address) appeals cases for the 2020 US Census• Analyzed address information and documentary evidence provided by Local Update of Census Address participants to support their appeals• Managed the files provided to the Appeals Office through the National Processing Center (NPC) with preparation of files for return to the Census Bureau conveying results of the appeals• Provided frequent updates to senior staff on workflow progress including progress of staging staff in the NPC• Reached decisions whether to accept or reject the appeals based on an evaluation of the quality of the evidence provided• Used TOAD for Oracle Database to query data from the Decennial Information Technology Division tables• Produced documents for multiple contacts with LUCA Appellants

As a 2020 Census LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst, I support the Local Update of Census Address (LUCA) Appeals Office. The LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst supports the Director and Deputy Director of the 2020 Census LUCA Appeals Office in their determinations of whether to accept addresses submitted by tribal, state, and local governments that were previously rejected by the U.S. Census Bureau for inclusion in the 2020 Census universe of residential addresses. The Appeals process is the final phase of the LUCA program as mandated by P.L. 103-430. The LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst is responsible for receiving and reviewing submissions provided in computer readable format and using GIS and or satellite imagery to determine the validity of provided addresses. The LUCA Appeals Officer - GIS/Business Analyst assists the Director/Deputy Director in the final decision making process. • Processed LUCA (Local Update of Census Address) appeals cases for the 2020 US Census• Analyzed address information and documentary evidence provided by Local Update of Census Address participants to support their appeals• Managed the files provided to the Appeals Office through the National Processing Center (NPC) with preparation of files for return to the Census Bureau conveying results of the appeals• Provided frequent updates to senior staff on workflow progress including progress of staging staff in the NPC• Reached decisions whether to accept or reject the appeals based on an evaluation of the quality of the evidence provided• Used TOAD for Oracle Database to query data from the Decennial Information Technology Division tables• Produced documents for multiple contacts with LUCA Appellants

Collected, processed, and disseminated high-resolution 3D geospatial information for the Army Buckeye Program. Worked with LiDAR data and electro-optical imagery in a production environment.• Ensured proper collection of data for accuracy and quality.• Processed raw electro-optical data to final products. • Color balanced and orthorectified imagery, mosaic imagery into seamless maps.• Performed QA/QC and ensure proper data.• Troubleshooting of issues with hardware, software, and collection equipment.

GIS Specialist (Contractor) at Lynxnet, LLC. Contracted through USGS Web Informatics and Mapping, I was a GIS Specialist for the CBRA (Coastal Barrier Resource Act) System of the US Fish and Wildlife Service in the Department of the Interior.• Processed 75 Property Determinations with maps with ArcGIS.• Completed 108 point Hurricane Sandy recent structure analysis of NJ, NH, MA, and DE.• Constructed Hurricane Sandy final recommended map production of NJ, NH, MA, and DE.• Completed 140 Hurricane Sandy unit summary exports with Acreage Data.• Produced community outreach materials for CBRS Remapping Project.

Process backlog of lichen specimens according to taxonomic name, label, and/or packet. Divide specimens by collector, year, and location.• Processed and evaluated over 15,000 lichen specimens from over 100 years of world-wide collecting according to scenario protocols, ensuring collection’s continued quality.

Supervised and trained 25 public services and technical support staff. Instructed users on design and production of multimedia projects, using software, hardware, digital materials, and equipment through 1-on-1 consultations, group workshops, and other specialized user education.• Created and library’s 3D technology program, which included design, scanning, and printing of 3-dimensional objects, facilitating course and individual collaboration in the MakerHub.• Constructed prototype 4-tiered system of advancement using Q and A testing and center-relevant projects, promoting and advancing all student workers.• Collaborated with other developers to design and implement Sharestream Media Service for seamless video viewing of course content via internet.• Generated LibGuides for streaming media and 3D printing and scanning technology.• Co-created Web-based circulation system for all audio and video equipment and rooms, allowing circulation of equipment to expand from 50 items to 3,000 items with minimal loss.

Provided technical services support, such as processing acquisition records, catalog maintenance, budget transactions, and reference services. Administered collection development for all visual media (DVDs and VHS tapes).• Set up and managed materials delivery in coordination with vendors and main campus personnel, ensuring SFS-Q student, faculty, and staff access to library services and resources were consistent with Main Campus quality standards.

Managed afternoon and evening public services and technical support. Coordinated media reserves processing system and workflow. Instructed faculty, students, and staff on camera, lighting, and documentary filmmaking techniques. Supervised 25 student staff on equipment checkout procedures and media application assistance.• Taught 245 faculty, students, and staff in use of software applications such as Final Cut Pro and Adobe Creative Suite.• Collaborated with other developers to design and implement Sharestream Media Service, allowing seamless video viewing of course content via internet.

Administered and cataloged manuscripts using archival standards. Created container lists aids for finding collections.• Led bibliographic records barcoding project of all theses / dissertations from 1940 to 2005, facilitating transfer to off-site storage facility.

Offered public services and ready reference for library patrons at the main help desk.• Handled over 400 bibliographic catalog records of print materials in Voyager / Aladin, with progressively increasing yearly numbers.• Coordinated delivery of more than 800 document copies to patrons and Interlibrary Loan.

Supervised the Circulation Desk at the Alderman Library at the University of Virginia• Handled thousands of print material circulation records with progressively increasing yearly numbers for university and public patrons.• Created patron records for Virginia public patrons.• Processed hold materials for patrons using the library's circulation system.• Coordinated delivery of document copies and books to Interlibrary Loan.

Offered public services and ready reference for library patrons at the circulation desk.• Circulated thousands of print materials to public patrons.• Coordinated CDs, DVDs, and videotapes in the Media Resources Department.