Clear Seas Centre for Responsible Marine Shipping is an independent not-for-profit research centre that supports safe and sustainable marine shipping in Canada.• Reporting to the Executive Director, manage a team and program that conducts research and mobilizes knowledge to facilitate dialogue and decisions for a safe, sustainable and inclusive shipping industry• Oversee strategic development of proposed research topic concepts and the execution of both in-house research and external contracts, including academic partnerships and hired consultant projects• Identify operational needs and lead development of new processes, management tools and partnership models to enhance workflow and collaboration across departments and with external partners• Facilitate Clear Seas’ team discussions on organizational development, values and workplace culture• Collaborate with the Communications team to deliver events and develop content that effectively distills and relays complex and technical information in engaging communications for a general audience• Manage, coach and mentor early career professionals for team of 3-4 direct reports

Compass provides decision support to help multi-stakeholder groups manage change and reach collaborative, informed and sustainable decisions.• Provided facilitation and decision-making support to help multi-stakeholder groups understand and weigh the risks and opportunities associated with alternative planning options• Developed performance metrics to measure and evaluate environmental, economic, social and cultural impacts affecting businesses, stakeholders and society• Conducted research and analysis, including stakeholder interviews, literature reviews and policy analysis• Integrated technical analyses and non-technical information from subject matter experts, stakeholders, literature and policy reviews, through effective and accessible reporting• Managed projects through workplan development, resourcing and scheduling, budget tracking, and client communications• Co-facilitated a multi-stakeholder planning process and led a community working; reached consensus recommendations on water storage infrastructure design and climate change adaptation for a Cowichan Water Use Plan• Developed a novel First Nations governance policy for data and information sharing; co-facilitated two workshops with Stewardship Directors and technical staff from seven different Nations to provide input

DFO's Oceans Program applies integrated management plans to manage human activities and protect marine resources.• Advanced sustainable management plans for conservation programs, based on ecological benefit and socio-economic impact assessments completed in collaboration with Fisheries, Science and Policy departments• Worked in partnership with provincial government, 17 coastal First Nations and other federal agencies to collaboratively advance a Marine Protected Area (MPA) Network planning process for the Pacific Region• Developed communication materials and consulted with stakeholders on conservation programs • Advanced the Hecate Strait/Queen Charlotte Sound Glass Sponge Reefs MPA to regulatory designation

Hemmera provides progressive environmental services and solutions that create opportunities for sustainable growth and balanced development.• Conducted environmental research and monitoring studies to mitigate the effects of marine resource development projects, in compliance with environmental policies, regulations, permits and best practices• Led sediment and water quality program activities (environmental baseline and impact studies) during the Environmental Assessment phase of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 marine infrastructure expansion project• Planned and coordinated field and desktop studies: defined scope, objectives, deliverables, resource needs and action-based workplans; coordinated sub-contractors; created and tracked budgets (up to $400K) • Conducted marine environmental monitoring during the dredging and construction phase of the Viterra Shipping Upgrade Project, in accordance with permit requirements

The IOCARIBE is a regional subsidiary body of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), responsible for the promotion, development and co-ordination of marine scientific research programmes, ocean services and related activities in the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions.• Researched sustainable planning and management tools for implementation in the Wider Caribbean Region at the intergovernmental level.• Developed first prototypes for an Information Management System and Regional Ecosystem Monitoring Program for the Caribbean

Biotechnology company dedicated to the development and commercialization of innovative ocular products.• Planed, coordinated and executed research studies to advance an innovative synthetic pharmaceutical therapy to clinical trials.• Collaboration across a multi-disciplinary team of scientists, engineers and quality assurance professionals.

Global medical device company that develops and markets innovative technologies and medical products.• Conducted analytical Research & Development and Quality Assurance/ Quality Control studies• Collaborated with cross-functional research teams to advance product development of biopharmaceutical medical devices

• Conducted original research characterizing the synthesis and photodecomposition of bioorganic molecules under the supervision of Dr.David Perrin

• Conducted research studies and developed a high sensitivity HPLC method for drug characterization

• Synthesized and characterized organic and inorganic molecules under the supervision of Dr.Chris Orvig

• Conducted independent research studies to optimize production processes for chemical compounds

• Prepared and analyzed samples for the organic composition characterization of ocean sediments under the supervision of Dr. Stephen Calvert

• Audited and edited existing methods and developed new educational labs for the first year undergraduate chemistry courses