Elliot Faulkner Email & Phone Number

New Haven, Ct, Us

Glastonbury, Connecticut, United States

Geotechnical engineering and environmental science consulting.

- Experience supervising drilling contractors and conducting remote geotechnical field studies.- Worked remotely supporting co-workers in all aspects of geotechnical work. Worked with members from all offices of ANS Geo to meet deadlines and ensure reports were delivered in a timely manner. - Extensive experience with the Microsoft Office Suite.- Responsible for recording electrical resistivity testing results, pile load testing results, reporting and recording soil boring results in gINT, finalizing project reports, and working in QGIS to create investigation location plans and site maps.

Connecticut, United States

- Established and managed a professional 3D printing service specializing in resin printing, requiring a high level of mechanical and technological maintenance and organization.- Balanced business operations serving over 150 clients alongside a full academic load, gaining experience in client relations, finance, and customer service. - Successfully maintained a high level of customer satisfaction and managed all aspects of the business. https://faulknersprinting.etsy.com

Storrs Mansfield, Connecticut, United States

- Worked on stable isotopic analysis of organic and inorganic materials, all directed towards research highlighting long term changes in atmospheric CO2, isotopic tracing of organic molecular biomarkers, isotopic fractionation during biosynthesis of cell components and degradation of sediments, and identification and stable isotopic analysis of biomarkers in ancient sediments. - Gained experience using gas isotope ratio mass spectrometry and a number of methods of gas chromatography, including temperature conversion elemental analysis. - Gained experience using X-ray fluorescence analysis.- Gained proficiency in remote sensing and spatial analysis through use of ArcGIS and QGIS. - Led a geochemical analysis and thesis project on hydrogen isotopes of volcanic glasses found in Nebraska’s Toadstool National Park in order to better understand global temperature and hydrologic change during past high CO2 events, feedbacks between atmospheric CO2 and river dynamics, and the links between CO2, climate, and ecosystem change.- Gained proficiency in RStudio using the R coding language by conducting data analysis to compare various statistical data sets and generate graphs and plots using K-means clustering and various T-tests.- Authored an undergraduate thesis and gained skills in technical and scientific writing on a number of projects.- Participated in field work collecting samples using vibration-coring techniques.

Storrs Mansfield, Connecticut, United States

- Worked delivering packages and mail on a central route. - Gained practical experience in time management and teamwork skills under stressful conditions and in occasionally harsh environments.

New Zealand

- Attended a New Zealand based Field Camp through the South Dakota School of Mines. - Participated in field studies of sedimentary basin analysis, sedimentation, stratigraphy, structure, active tectonics, geophysics and geomorphology. - Used seismic data and well logs to illustrate key points on the structure, tectonics and overall formation of sedimentary basins. - Applied predictive attributes in the field to sedimentary basins in the context of resource exploration with special emphasis on stratigraphic trapping mechanisms. - Applied skills in seismic interpretation, reservoir characterization, core analysis, geophysical log interpretation, sequence stratigraphy, play fairway mapping, risk and uncertainty analysis, gross depositional environment mapping, and exploration methods. - Used lithofacies and stratigraphic architecture to understand variations in reservoir properties including reservoir presence, reservoir quality and seal presence. - Described and identified sediment transport and depositional processes for a wide range of sedimentary deposits, including clastic and carbonate rocks and cases of fossil evidence. - Observed the stratigraphy related to passive and active margin depositional systems including terrestrial, coastal, shallow-marine, and deep-marine depositional environments. - Studied both plate tectonics and lithospheric architecture and their roles on the development of retroarc foreland, hybrid and forearc basin depositional systems, as well as the role that volcanism plays in basin architecture and sedimentary fill. - Mapped stratigraphic intervals and became familiar with depositional environments using outcrop, core, and other industry data. - Characterized active faults and earthquake-related surface deformation through mapping fault scarps, landslides, uplifted marine and fluvial terraces, offset deposits, and fault slip rate calculations.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Earth Science

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Geological And Earth Sciences/Geosciences

Activities and Societies: UConn Club Running Minor in Geographic Information Science.

High School Diploma