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Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

In my role as a Document Controller for the Advanced Water Purification Plant Construction project, I manage and organize all project-related documents, ensuring smooth information flow within the project team. My responsibilities include creating, distributing, retrieving, and archiving documents, including crucial process and technical files necessary for the water purification plant's successful completion. This position demands careful attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and a dedication to keeping essential project documents organized and accessible.

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's capital, faces acute water scarcity due to declining river flow, reduced wellfield production, and heightened groundwater demand from the city's power plants, aggravated by an aging and overburdened wastewater treatment facility. As a response to this critical situation, Tetra Tech is supporting the MCC's initiative in Mongolia aimed at wastewater recycling and conserving groundwater. This involves the development of new aquifers in downstream wells and the implementation of a groundbreaking water recycling project that utilizes treated wastewater for CHPs, ultimately conserving groundwater resources. Tetra Tech's comprehensive support encompasses feasibility studies, environmental and social baseline assessments, resettlement policy frameworks, and the development of bid documents for the wastewater recycling project and a new Central Wastewater Treatment Plant (CWWTP) in Ulaanbaatar. This multifaceted approach aims to alleviate water scarcity challenges and foster economic development in the region.

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

As an Environmental Consultant, I worked with a diverse array of projects, including those in the industrial, mining, tourism, and infrastructure sectors. I've been primarily engaged in the development of Environmental Management Plans (EMPs) and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) as well as their implementation. I've collaborated closely with clients to evaluate, analyze, and effectively address environmental concerns, ensuring strict adherence to local, state, and federal environmental regulations. This has guided our clients toward upholding environmental responsibility while advancing their business objectives.

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

The MACRO Rivers project, funded by the NSF, is a macrosystem study that brings scientists, researchers, and students together from Mongolia, Europe, and the United States, focusing on river basins in major temperate steppe regions. Over three field seasons, six field expeditions were conducted to investigate three rivers in each of the three ecoregions within Mongolia and the United States. This research enhances our understanding of macrosystem dynamics and their ecological implications, intending to advance global conservation and sustainable environmental management. As a researcher on this project, my responsibilities include investigating system metabolism and conducting freshwater invertebrate sorting.