In a few words - digital real estate development.NOTE: I no longer seek or maintain clients, but am maintaining the Noret Informatics brand for several personal projects• Developed complex websites and related products (e.g., code architecture, databases, user interfaces) using Wordpress, Drupal, and custom, proprietary frameworks• Developed GIS products for wide range of purposes using ArcGIS and Google software (e.g., Google Earth, Sketchup Pro)• Created several nature-based social media groups (e.g., Texas Plants & Invertebrates), and grew membership to over 7,000• Established expertise with many desktop applications, including Adobe Creative Cloud products (e.g., Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Acrobat Pro)

• Principal geoscientist for roughly half of Scout's reserves for some periods of time, including Rangely (top 10 oil field in US) and Panhandle-Hugoton (top 20 natural gas field in US, and #1 in helium reserves)• Wide-ranging operations projects have included new drills (both vertical and horizontal), pay adds and recompletions, well deepenings, producer-injector conversions, well stimulations, and well end-of-life planning• Scout's first successful horizontal planned and drilled in North Dakota, IP'd at 500 BOPD• Scout's first successful oil prospect planned, drilled, and produced in Kansas• Recompleted >30 shallow gas wells in Hugoton-Panhandle• Planned and drilled >30 shallow gas wells in Hugoton-Panhandle• Organized and pursued large inventory of Hugoton PUDs; predicated on success of Hugoton recompletion program and the Texas Panhandle drilling program• Completed reservoir review of Rangely Oil Field and created detailed geomodel using >1000 wells; supported CO2 operations through flood conformance; presented to the Colorado School of Mines in May 2022• Completed reservoir review and field testing of helium prospect (Montana)• Represented Scout as expert witness in regulatory hearings in the states of Oklahoma and North Dakota• Started "Geos Shootin' the Schist" mentorship program to facilitate professional development of geoscience staff, and successfully advocated for stronger career path for geologists at Scout• New formations and basins studied in detail include: Chase/Council Grove/Lansing/Kansas-City/Marmaton/Morrow/Mississippian in the Kansas Hugoton, Mancos/Navajo/Weber in the Piceance/Uinta basin

• Exploitation work routinely involved detailed well file review and data compilation, petrophysical log analysis (simple quicklooks to complex calculations), net pay determinations, volumetric calculations, and isopach/structure mapping to generate projects for operations team to execute; supported those projects as needed during execution and conducted lookback studies to determine success and potential for replicating in other wells/fields• Represented Scout as expert witness for court hearings on downspacing Chase wells in Oklahoma• Mentored younger staff and interns, and facilitated professional development of peers and older staff (e.g., routine meetings and attending conferences/short courses together)• New formations and basins studied in detail include: James/Pittsburg in East Texas, Marmaton/Morrow in the Texas Hugoton, Dakota/Tyler/Mission Canyon/Lodgepole in the Williston Basin, Judith River/Eagle/Carlile/Greenhorn/Belle Fource/Firemoon in Montana

• Core participant in business development, exploitation, and operations activities as deployed investment tripled from $200M to $600M and operated gross production grew 10x from <2,000 BOEPD to 20,000 BOEPD; annual revenue doubled from $40M to >$100M despite 2014 pricing collapse; corporate office staff doubled from 20 to 50 staff (including a second geologist and a geotechnician)• Reviewed local/regional geology, analogue and offset properties, LOE, etc. to provide technical basis for decision making by management; focused on acquisition of properties with mature, predictable production characteristics and strong operational and production improvement potential• Built Scout's first Petra server and Scout's first GIS; developed associated workflows for making maps for internal and/or external use (e.g., company-wide property maps for investors and office staff)• Primary driver in hiring Scout's first geotechnician and GIS analyst• Developed data management processes used by business development and exploitation teams, including thorough help documentation for end users; e.g., FORTRAN programs in Petra, VBA programs in Excel/Access• Analyzed diverse datasets with Petra, Spotfire, IHS/TGS/Enverus data tools, PHDWin, ArcGIS, and Google Earth • Presented exploitation review process to investors at 2016 Annual Meeting• Formations and basins studied in detail include: San Andres/Spraberry/Atoka/Miss. in the Midland Basin, Carrizo/Woodbine in East Texas, Red Cave/Chase Group/Granite Wash in the Hugoton

• Led the overhaul of the oceanography lab course, resulting in a new textbook now used by department. • Managed all labs (~100 students), and led instruction for two (~40 students) per semester• Organized and led eight field trips focused on sustainable practices in urban areas (e.g., landfill, power plant)

• Conducted stable isotope and elemental analysis of organic, carbonate, and phosphate samples• Performed administrative duties, including maintaining equipment and procuring supplies

• Prepared thin sections, conducted petrographic and XRD analysis of geologic and soil samples• Designed and authored a lab procedures manual, still in use by department (as of August 2014)