As a remedial project manager, I regulate and direct remedial actions for contaminated waste sites in the United States.

As an environmental engineer, I regulated the disposal of Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR). With support from many colleagues, I am the primary author of several first-ever Agency implementations of the CCR Rule.

Representing the United States in rural Peru, I collaborated with, trained, and supported community organisations, local and regional government, health care providers, and NGOs to advance water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) initiatives. I also trained girls and women's soccer. I lived in a rural, agricultural Andean community for two years.

As a consultant on a team, I completed water, sanitation, and drainage designs and masterplan for client, a Hospital in rural Maharashtra, India. I surveyed the campus topography, as well as its existing water and wastewater infrastructure. I also conducted field soil tests to assess permeability to determine whether a leach field was feasible as secondary treatment for septic tank effluent. Under senior engineers, I completed the initial water, wastewater, and drainage design recommendations for the client, including drafting and technical writing. During my four months in India, I achieved a working level of cultural competence and integration.

I contributed to hydroelectric operations at several projects, including: Smith Creek Hydroelectric Project (38 MW), Electron Hydroelectric Project (26 MW) Black Canyon Hydroelectric Project (25 MW). Under senior engineers, I wrote and submitted a project proposal, I modelled electricity generation rates, I interpreted geotechnical data, and I assisted in seeking a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission license.