Engaged to help realize the value of Fireweed's projects through studies which reflect technical rigour, innovation, and collaboration with partners. Main responsibilities include the planning and supervision of major studies (Scoping Studies through to Feasibility), as well as opportunity and risk analysis, trade-offs, and other project analyses and support.

Providing financial analysis and project controls solutions for clients.

Preparation of financial forecasts, financing scenarios, and other documents with respect to economic modeling for mining projects.Planning of short and long-term cash flows and assessment of financial performance for existing and proposed projects, specialized in NI-43 101 and high-level scoping study economic models.Mining and project budget preparation including CAPEX and OPEX.Preparation of weekly reports for project managers compiling costs from all sub-consultants involved to present actual costs versus budgeted costs.

Consulting geologist for field-related or desktop-study type projects. Clients included Kluane Community Development Corportation (Kluane First Nation), Canstar Resources and deRandt Enterprises.Kluane Community Development Corporation (Kluane First Nation): Strengthening local relationships built while at Wellgreen, was personally selected to complete a thorough mineral potential assessment project, the first of its kind in the Yukon:-This project focuses on the ranking of parcels located within settlement lands acquired through the umbrella agreement. The rankings are meant to assist with land use planning initiatives and outline potential exploration opportunities for the Kluane First Nation in the future. -Project objectives include close work with all levels of First Nations government, their economic development corporation, and related government agencies and regulators.Canstar Resources: Independently managed a five drillhole program at the Mary March VMS Project in Millertown. Newfoundland. deRandt Enterprises: Site visit, on-site and desktop geological study, and report detailing the economic potential of a property in the Tulameen Ultramafic Complex.

Principal on-site geologist and corporate representative at Wellgreen camp:•Assisted in planning and management of exploration and infill surface and underground drilling.•Supervised and personally completed the vast majority of a 21,000 m historical core relogging and sampling program•On-site Camp Manager for the 2013 field season at the Wellgreen Project. Responsible for communicating with expeditors, organizing camp maintenance and coordinating sample shipment and QAQC.Full-time geologist tasked with extensive data management, reduction, and interpretation objectives in addition to providing geological and software support to the executive management team:•Participated in development of a new model for the Wellgreen Deposit; working closely with the Project Manager and Project Geologist.•Provided support to management and the graphic design team when assembling and preparing graphics and text for news releases, conferences, etc.•Compiled and interpreted historic assay, trench and drillhole data from the Wellgreen Project area, ultimately designing an exploration program for the company’s on-strike assets.•Managed the company’s land tenures. •Authored three assessment reports on company claims, receiving valuable feedback from different mentors in each case.•Completed preliminary property assessment/evaluation of several prospective claims/projects.Entrusted with the independent supervision, management, and completion of several smaller projects including:•A two diamond drillhole program at the Shakespeare Project, near Sudbury Ontario in December 2012. Was responsible for drill supervision, core logging, sampling, and logistics. •A six diamond drillhole program in Lynn Lake, MB, successfully drilling off 6 geophysical targets.

GPS Operator and field operations manager at NRCAN for the months of June and July.Collected high precision time-dependent GPS observations at Canadian Base Network points in Eastern and Western Canada. Independently responsible for all survey-related logistics including travel booking, target prioritization, and QAQC procedures.

Worked in the lab at Queen’s University separating clay minerals from soils using techniques established by Queens Facility for Isotope Research.

Acted as Teacher’s Assistant 2010-2011 for APSC 151, a first year introductory geology class for engineering students.

Examination assistant to the board of physicians and surgeons. Sat in on meetings and participated in discussions with specialists, prepared exam documents, proctored various exams and was responsible for detaining candidates.