Project Manager for all fisheries-related projects at Yucwmenlucwu "Caretakers of the Land"Building our fisheries department for long-term success by grounding ourselves in the Splatsin ways of knowing and doing through community-centric planning and relationship buildingFisheries Biologist reviewing policy, technical reporting, and securing funding for new project proposals

Coordinating all field and desktop programs including timeline, deliverables, budgets, contracts, and business developmentPresenting to Chief and Council and to convey project information and recommendations on next steps.Project Procurement and bidContinued full time Field Biologist Position while taking on the full time Projects Coordinator roleInterviewed candidates to fill CFO and Projects Coordinator roles

Leading multiple field crews on several concurring projects including terrestrial and aquatic monitoringCoordinating several multi-year projects with subcontractors across the St'at'imc TerritoryProfessional Report Writing and editing technical documentsDeveloping and Presenting multi-level proposals with detailed budgets and options matrices to groups of varying technical experienceCapacity Building and Liaising between communities and contractorsHolding positions on Technical Working GroupsJoint Occupational Health and Safety Member

Managing the on-campus aquatic research facility; ensuring fish health, maintaining pumps and plumbing, making sure all studies are following CCAC guidelinesInstructing lab and field courses such as coastal marine ecology and aquacultureFish Health representative on the Animal Care Committee responsible for reviewing ethical guidelines and practicality of research proposalsScience department representative on the Health and Safety CommitteeResponsible for autoclave training and proper disposal of biohazards waste

Running the Annual General Meeting and delegating duties to other board members to improve the club such as boat maintenance, insurance details, and dock improvementsEntered our club into its first regatta in 8 years. Conducted training for races and navigated the protocols of the regatta as Head CoachCreated and run the club social media pages increasing the notoriety of the club

Increased seasonal egg mat collection ten fold through communication with Carrier Secani Tribal CouncilLead the Juvenile Indexing Program with field capture of juvenile White Sturgeon including DNA extraction, PIT tag insertion, and Fin Ray age sampling. Most successful year in program history. Currently analyzing capture data. Conducting fin damage experiment on hatchery-reared juveniles to investigate and hopefully minimize damage through early developmentProviding advisements on water quality assessment and early development imprinting. Working in conjunction with First Nations groups and the community to improve system structures and education.

Helped achieve most efficient eggs collection in the Society's history collecting more than 500,000 eggs per spawning dayResponsible for setting nets in ideal locations, handling anaesthetics, and physically spawning salmon among others duties

I teach families and youth from all walks of life about daily hatchery operations and fishing etiquette and techniques with a compelling, hands-on approach.Public Speaking is a large part as I teach lessons for groups of typically 30-60, but up to 300 participants.

As an experienced high-level rower I play a large role in team leadership, morale, and maintaining a professional image with the public and media