Lisa Philps Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Full-time position (PC-02) for Environment and Climate Change Canada's Climate Research Division (CRD), Science & Technology Branch in the Climate Research Data Products (CRDP) section. I prepare derived climate datasets and other products for CRD to be made available, or, used to create products that will become available, to the public. I am involved in several of CRDP's CMIP6 (Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6) projects available on the Canadian Climate Data and Scenarios (CCDS) website. My work for CMIP6 includes script development and testing, writing and editing supporting documents, providing input on webpages, and disseminating products to the public. I am also responsible for supervising some of our co-op students.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Full-time acting position (PC-02) for Environment and Climate Change Canada's Climate Research Division (CRD), Science & Technology Branch in the Climate Research Data Products (CRDP) section. I prepare derived climate datasets and other products for CRD to be made available, or, used to create products that will become available, to the public. I am involved in several of CRDP's CMIP6 (Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6) projects, which are available on the Canadian Climate Data and Scenarios (CCDS) website. My work for CMIP6 includes script development and testing, writing and editing supporting documents, providing input on webpages, and dissemination of products to the public. In my role with CRDP, I also learned HTML and JavaScript to work on our website, CCDS, and I am also responsible for the supervision of some of our co-op students.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Casual contract position (30 hours per week) (PC-02) for Environment and Climate Change Canada's Climate Research Division, Science & Technology Branch in the Climate Research Data Products Section. I worked with large climatic datasets, pre-processing, analyzing, and conducting statistical tests. I continued my work from the previous year on producing a CMIP6 ensemble of daily predictors for statistical downscaling, which is available for public download on the Canadian Climate Data and Scenarios (CCDS) website.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Teaching assistant position for a previously completed graduate-level course, Climate Data Analysis (EES1132), at the University of Toronto Scarborough. My work included assisting and answering questions for students during group work portions of lectures, running weekly office hours, and grading assignments.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Extension of summer graduate co-op position. Continued work as Climate Data Analyst Support on a part-time (30 hours per week) basis.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Four-month graduate co-op student position for Environment and Climate Change Canada's Climate Research Division, Science & Technology Branch in the Climate Research Data Products Section. My work involved the analysis and preprocessing of large climatic datasets to produce raw and derived sets of variables and writing the accompanying technical documentation. I utilized two programming languages for this project, Python and NCL; while I had previous experience working in Python, I learned how to use NCL over the course of my co-op position.

Toronto, On

Providing assistance to veterinarians and senior staff members with their tasks by caring for patients both with and without supervision as directed. Interacting and communicating with clients regarding purchases in addition to animal care and prescriptions as instructed by a veterinarian. Demonstrating leadership skills through the training and overseeing of new employees.

Toronto, On

Provided assistance to veterinarians and senior staff members with their tasks by handling, and caring for, patients and boarders in addition to daily chores such as sterilization of equipment.

Master Of Environmental Science (M.Env.Sc.), Climate Change Impacts And Adaptation, Cgpa: 3.95/4.0

Honours Bachelor Of Science (Hbsc.), Zoology, Cgpa: 3.7/4.0