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Sherwood, Oregon, United States

Support city Public Works office with GIS analysis and development, Infor EAM asset management analysis, and workflow automation. Conduct new construction inspections for city water and broadband projects.

Portland, Oregon Area

Provided geotechnical engineering solutions and construction monitoring for residential and commercial sites. Established the department that became responsible for oversight of stormwater control and erosion management. Collaborated regularly with clients, contractors, and city officials to maintain regulatory compliance and oversee testing and condition observations.- Generated $100K+ in 2 months, contracted with 5 new clients, and improved client support by initiating and managing a new branch for the company focused on delivering stormwater and erosion control services so clients did not have to hire third-party inspectors.- Produced timely and accurate data by upholding rigorous technical reporting standards and navigating complex government systems—Submitted over 3,000 technical field reports to clients and government officials.- Accurately billed up to 90 hours per week consistently—above the average 50 hours—simultaneously tracked complex field-generated data and delivered precise reports.

Bellevue, Washington

Geotechnician with sites in Bothell, Lynnwood, and Seattle. Onsite responsibilities include compaction testing, observing soil conditions, observing soil bearing capacities, and erosion control / stormwater management. Work closely with contractors as well as project managers to swiftly and efficiently solve earthwork dilemmas and comply with inspector specifications. Additionally, all site visits involve extensive professional field reports that are submitted directly to both onsite managers and city inspectors.

Title: Strain Analysis of the Hicks Butte Complex, central Cascades, WashingtonConducted strain analysis on a late-Cretaceous pluton complex in Eastern Washington using the Rf/Phi strain analysis method. The project included production of thin sections and extensive petrographic analysis of strained pluton samples as well as mastering and applying the Rf/Phi method outlined by Richard Lisle (1985). Determined the specific strain parameters for the pluton as well as suggested a single-phase strain event for the complex based on conclusive research results.This thesis was presented to faculty and peers at the South Sound Undergraduate Geoscience Symposium on May 6th, 2017.

Tacoma, Washington

Outdoor gear rental store for University of Puget Sound students. Job responsibilities included opening, closing, gear acquisition, gear outfitting for various trips, trip planning (hiking, backpacking, kayaking), mapping routes, and checkout for rentals.