Primary laboratory scientist for the Weathering Research Lab with intermittent training and oversight of other lab scientists. Perform basic and complex sample and experiment preparation for short and long term accelerated & natural weathering studies with little-to-no supervision. Measurement, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data using UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopy, colorimetry, photography, fluorescence, FTIR, and, haze and clarity, and other optical methods. Work on many projects simultaneously with critical time-management. Promoted from Scientist II to Scientist III in April 2019, demonstrating exceptional project administration, notable attention to detail, and for being a key player in the expansion of weathering science as-a-service for 3M. Employee review rating of Exceeds Expectations annually for the last four years running. Pursue side projects of individual interest with group value, including an 18% annual savings in consumables through research of meaningful end-of-life characteristics for xenon arc lamp filter media.

Assembly of neutrino detector modules for the NOvA Project. Exhibited flexibility, teamwork, and leadership. Promoted from Research Assistant to Student Manager. Had small team supervision and role management.

Worked for small family business in broad capacity. Work included CNC and manual lathe and mill operation, custom and mass assembly, delivery, inspection and quality assurance, customer relations, and machine maintenance. Being a part of the family business drove home the value of work ethic.

Started in delivery vehicle loading/unloading, advanced to Lead Outbound Scanner. Was responsible for direction of all outgoing packages from the facility. Demonstrated ability to act quickly under tight time constraints, exceptional attention to detail. Had error rate of 1 in 15,000 packages, with expected rate of 1 in 5,000 for the position.