• Dedicated to building successful multi-disciplinary project teams which can exceed client requirements and maintain the performance and quality standards of Axiom Group• Responsible for aiding in the oversight and guidance of business acquisition/development activities for Axiom Group and acting as client liaison• Responsible for maintaining quality control, regulatory compliance and the adherence of ongoing projects to the stringent corporate standards of Axiom Group• Responsible for the oversight and management of exploration & drilling activities, and for providing support, guidance and supervision for consulting geologists and field staff (both on-site and remotely)• Variable well-site geological supervision for project start-ups, client specific requests as well as training and supervision of junior geologists• Responsible for early phase, front line field work and prospecting activities on multiple continents ahead of later stage drilling and advanced exploration programs

Discovery of the Arrow uranium deposit in February 2014, highlights include;• Current estimated resource of 301.6 M lbs U3O8 (as of March 6, 2017)• 10.00% U3O8 over 78.0 m• 38.29% U3O8 over 12.0 m• 60.58% U3O8 over 2.5 m• 10.32% U3O8 over 46.0 m• 66.80% U3O8 over 0.5 m• Project Manager of the team responsible for NexGen's exploration programs at the Rook 1 & Radio properties in Northern Saskatchewan.• Responsibilities included; drill hole target generation, mapping, frontline supervision and coordination of diamond drilling activities, supervision of geological data collection activities such as core logging, geological sampling and geotechnical logging, as well as logistics, administrative duties, camp setups and geological modelling.• Worked in both office and remote field camp settings.

• Was part of the team responsible for defining the mineralized zones of the Roughrider Deposit and exploring the Roughrider Property for further zones of mineralization.• Worked in both office and remote field camp settings• Responsibilities included; frontline supervision of diamond drilling activities and geological data collection such as core logging, geological sampling and geotechnical logging, as well as database management, administrative duties and geological model generation.

• Worked as part of a team exploring for uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin (and expanding the known extent of the Roughrider Deposit).• Responsibilities included; diamond drill rig supervision, camp management and supervision of up to 15 people, core logging, geological sampling, geotechnical logging, database management, coordinating drilling activities and drill movement, administrative duties, camp setup, budgeting and geological model generation.• Worked closely with drilling and geophysical contractors, camp personnel and other exploration personnel in a supervisory role where I cross-shifted the project geologist to ensure smooth operations of field drilling and geophysical programs.• Worked in both office and remote field camp settings.

• Worked alongside a Graduate Teaching Assistant in an introductory laboratory setting where I aided in familiarizing new students of the Department of Geological Sciences with the concepts of mineralogy, stratigraphy and structural geology.

• Worked in a series of remote field camp locations ranging geographically from the South Eastern to the Northern edges of the Athabasca Basin.• Responsibilities included; aiding the project geologist in refining a stratigraphic model of the sedimentary units which make up the Athabasca Basin. This was achieved by geotechnical and descriptive logging of drill core from nearly half of the perimeter of the basin over a three month period, as well as minor administrative duties and numerous camp setups.