Structures Superintendent all over the country. From building the largest power plants in the country, to rebuilding the largest spillway in California so nearby towns won't be washed away. Worked through the dead of winter in Lead, SD building the infrastructure for the Homestake mine. My expertise is in running formwork and concrete crews. While in College I worked for a foundation company in Lincoln. Erecting two foundation homes per day over the summer. My family has traveled with me all over the country as I have worked for Kiewit. I am currently a Civil Lead in one of our corporate office in Lenexa, KS.

Floors Inc is a commercial flooring company. I had a internship and summer job for a year while going to UNL learning about commercial contracts/ supply/ running crews and estimating.

RT was an outfit that poured foundation walls for home in the Lincoln, NE area. Everyday for the whole summer we would set up foundation forms for two homes. Next day was pour day. Cycle went on for a whole summer while I was there. Very labor intensive job and learned a lot about building foundations.

Carpenter during summer breaks in high school and the fall/winter/summer breaks that are throughout the college year. Woods Construction was a one stop shop on custom home building. From footings to the shingles, from framing to painting, we did it all. I gained a wealth of knowledge on home building.

Small town in heart of the sandhills called Halsey, Nebraska. There we would bring kids of all ages in for usually 3 days to a week. During that week they would get to know the outdoors. Camping, hiking, learning about animals, outdoor and survival skills. I was one of the 10 staff members over the summer. This Nebraska's 4H center was ran and funded through the University of Nebraska. I was full time over the summer of 2007, however growing up I was a counselor and then mentor which would last for a week a time and we would come back 2 or maybe 3 times over the summer to help out the staff.

Worked on my dads ranch. Worked on tractors and the fields before I could even legally drive. Growing up on the ranch in Western Nebraska helped me gain a great work ethic. We had everything from horses, cattle, wildlife habitats, to even a 4 acre Vineyard. Fence line became second nature to me, while having to fix stuff on the fly. Also worked for a local custom homebuilder from start to finish on homes while growing up.