As an archaeologist, Meg has worked in cultural resource management, specializing in research on Spanish Cuban fishing ranchos, Seminole-Maroon interactions, and the connection between past and present landscapes as understood through the use of georeferencing in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), since 2008. Prior to joining Cardno, Meg worked as an adjunct professor at Ringling College of Art and Design and Eckerd College, and as Instructor of Record at the University of South Florida. She taught "Introduction to Archaeology", "Introduction to Anthropology", "Cultural Anthropology", "Visual Anthropology", and "Native American Cultures". In addition, her experience includes working as a research assistant at the University of South Florida and as an intern at Florida Public Archaeology Network, where she designed a traveling exhibit and produced a paper and subsequent presentation on her research on Spanish Cuban fishing ranchos. Her previous CRM experience was as a field tech for Archaeological Consultants, Inc. in Sarasota, Florida.