As Project Manager with TRC my experience has included waste management tasks related to site remediation and construction projects, work plan design and implementation, analytic review, clean fill sourcing, groundwater and soil investigation, health and safety oversight. I also have experience in Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) programs as well as waste facility auditing.

At TestAmerica Laboratories I performed groundwater sampling at site remediation projects throughout New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. This includes NJDEP certified methods for Low Flow Sampling, Standard and Volume Average Purge methods. I was also responsible for maintenance and decontamination of groundwater sampling equipment. I worked closely with Environmental Consultants from firms throughout the New York Metropolitan Region on environmental remediation and investigation projects.

At The City of Boulder Colorado Open Space and Mountain Parks Department, I was a Seasonal Plant Ecologist tasked with surveying Open Space lands for rare plants, mapping vegetation using U.S. National Vegetation Classification protocol, trail restoration, and working with volunteers.

In 2005 I was selected for a seasonal internship at Big Cypress through Student Conservation Association. This first year I worked primarily on vegetation surveys in tall grass prairies being studied for restoration following changes to ATV/ORV regulations in the Preserve. I also contributed to various rare, endangered and invasive plant and endangered animal species programs during this time. I was asked to return to for my second season at Big Cypress in the spring and summer of 2006 as a paid STEP (Student Temporary Employment Program) employee. This season my work was on a Florida panther tracking program where radio telemetry was used to map panther locations twice daily in a sensitive area. During this time I also worked extensively on rare, endangered and invasive plant programs, and the Preserve's wildlife database.