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Tifton, Georgia, United States

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Built the data processing for the upcoming National Indicators Report, including data gathering and cleaning, calculating the indicators, and developing an interactive dashboard exploring the outcomes.
• Conceptualized the publication of technical documentation listing defensible statistical methodologies for analysis of Fieldprint Platform sustainability data.
• Development of data analyst training program for users interacting with Fieldprint Platform data outputs.
• Comprehensive testing of the Fieldprint Platform through sensitivity analyses.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Supported sustainability projects with data analysis needs.
• Research on agronomic practice adoption.
• Quantitative analysis using information from statistical data resources and other monitoring technologies.
• Synthesis of literature and resources related to environmental impacts.
• Data analysis of information collected through the Fieldprint Platform.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Completed over 25 scientific literature reviews to make decisions such as whether field research is needed to answer business needs.
• Conducted statistical analysis of internal data to support product development. Estimates from analysis were used in pricing models and marketing materials.
• Co-authored internal educational materials for Deere dealerships about using agronomic outcomes as part of their sales process.
• Collaborated with internal Deere teams and university partners to advance research projects, guide literature review topics, and coordinate field work.
• Lead the curation of historical Deere agronomic research data left largely unexploited. Developed data standards for future research projects.
• Guided and supervised student researchers developing proof-of-concept tools to accelerate data processing and to assist with literature reviews.

Champaign, IL

• Lead the execution of a two-year, on-farm research project in collaboration with farmers in the Midwest. Results were presented to Deere leadership and published in Agronomy Journal.
• Regularly visited with producers to learn about their farming systems, field operations, and use of agronomic data to educate internal teams and develop on-farm research best practices.

• Executed field research projects during four seasons. Findings can help farmers making corn residue management and planting depth decisions.
• Co-authored proposal to secure $130,000 in research funding from the private sector.
• Teaching assistant to over 90 students in soil science and introductory statistics.
• Collaborated with fellow students in multiple research projects for soil and plant laboratory testing, field data collection, and data analysis.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Conducted data collection, statistical analysis, and literature reviews for several environmental projects. Findings were used as inputs for environmental models.

• Directed a team to carry out field work abroad. Work was completed on time and under budget.
• Analyzed thousands of plant, soil, and air samples for professors, graduate students, clients, and own research. Data from laboratory analyses were used for scientific publications.
• Co-authored the Standard Operating Procedures manual for the soil geochemistry laboratory.
• Maintained laboratory conditions compliant to USDA PPQ standards.
• Operated complex instrumentation such as PXRF, GC, and ICP-AES on a regular basis.
• Teaching assistant to 75 students for introductory soil science and soil taxonomy classes.

• Co-authored a peer-reviewed publication from original research on soils affected by wildfires to help reduce water repellency.
• Collaborated in a peer-reviewed publication of lower-cost soil analysis methodology for nutrient availability in tropical soils.
• Trained fellow student employees in standard laboratory procedures.
• Conducted field work in Mexico, Guatemala, and the United States.
• Analyzed hundreds of soil samples for graduate students and clients.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Agronomy And Crop Science

Activities and Societies: American Society of Agronomy, Crop Society of America, Soil Science Society of America, Gamma Sigma Delta•.

Master'S Degree, Environmental Science

• The soils of an archaeological site in the Yucatan Peninsula were sampled to test for chemical signatures of ancient human activity. •.

Bachelor'S Degree, Environmental Science

Activities and Societies: Environmental Science Club, BYU Community Cleanup Club• The focus was to build a scientific background with.