- Project Management: Monitored and managed the construction progress of a groundwater treatment system, injection well, and piping system to ensure various phases of the project were completed on time and met all necessary specifications and government regulations. - Problem-Solving: Identified and resolved issues both in the field and during project planning that related to the management of subcontractors, data accuracy, and meeting deadlines. - Data Analysis: Analyzed complex data related to air pollution control systems, specifically focusing on VOC and HAP emissions, and minimum government requirements for contaminated groundwater.- Regulatory Compliance: Developed a strong understanding of state, county, and federal environmental regulations, ensuring all projects adhered to these standards.- Technical Reporting: Regularly produced detailed and accurate performance and project phase completion reports, showcasing compliance and project progress.

As an intern at Brown and Caldwell I split my time between the Phoenix office's infrastructure and environmental departments. My overall duties included assisting in the completion of air permits for the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, validating project equipment lists against project design drawings, and creating figures to identify equipment locations at wastewater sites. I also created lists of deliverable documents based on City of Phoenix project scopes.

As an intern at Alt & Witzig my main focus was material testing both in the field and in our office's material lab. Field tests consisted of density testing with a nuclear gauge to verify compaction met technical specifications outlined in a project's scope of work. While in the lab I tested the compressive strength of concrete cylinders collected from various project sites, as well as proctor tests on soil samples.