I worked as a Land Service Officer on the Riverbank Rehabilitation Project with sites based within the Greater Sydney, Hunter, and North Coast LLS regions. In this role, I worked with landholders, community groups, and various government agencies to deliver best-practice riverbank rehabilitation and riparian management advice to rural landholders impacted by severe flooding events in 2021 and 2022. This required a high degree of customer service and community engagement, managing and prioritising a list of 100+ client inquiries. I provided case management to a client's erosion site, which included creating an impact assessment, specialist advice document, and liaising between various state and federal agencies to ensure the waterway approval process was met. A competent understanding of river processes, fluvial geomorphology, and legislation relating to waterways was required.

- Manage and deliver river rehabilitation works over 15 key sites across two major river catchments within the Government-funded Reef Trust 4 project. - Directly coordinate multiple contractors (Landcare groups, plant nurseries, volunteers, and construction groups) to deliver on-ground project works.- Collate and analyse large water quality datasets (>3 years sampled weekly to fortnightly).- Design, plan implement, and close projects such as QLD Government funded RP201C – Sandy Creek project. This project's focus was to create an improved in-stream water quality result through best farming management practices.- Present key project results and developments at scientific forums and stakeholder meetings.- Develop and coordinate engagement and communication activities. Such as organizing, chairing, and facilitating meetings with key stakeholders, undertaking field days, creating promotional video content and project case studies, and appearing on ABC radio segments. - Lead final report writing in various formats including Government MERIT reporting.

Coordinated fieldwork, data collection, and data processing on large-scale infrastructure projects such as the $5 bil. Cross River Rail project in Brisbane city. Worked across both NSW and QLD gaining experience in both the hydrogeological and contaminated land space. Worked as the primary contractor with government clients on large-scale drilling programs (3 drill rigs in simultaneous operation) such as the WaterNSW Leonay-Wallacia Borefield Investigation. I was responsible for instructing and coordinating site set-up and demobilization as well as performing all WHS duties and hydrogeological investigations. Undertook and maintained environmental baseline monitoring and associated data processing for $4 mil. contract for Snowy 2.0.

- Maintained environmental databases for Illawarra Metallurgical Coal.- Conducted surface and groundwater sampling and monitoring in the Sydney catchment area with excellent QAQC standards.- Monitored subsidence, and surveyed swamp and plant health in remote and off-track locations.

Processed complex groundwater and climate datasets. Utilized Groundwater VISTAS (GWV7) and MODFLOW, as well as ArcGIS and QGIS to generate predictive groundwater models. Developed groundwater modeling reports to fulfill EIS requirements.

I worked within the NAWRA (Northern Australian Water Resource Assessment) research project. My main focus was on the fluvial geomorphology of Northern Australian rivers, which involved creating a literature review, building conceptual models of water resource development and conducting a seminar.