-Compile, review, and organize permitting requirements per federal, state, and/or local code.-Prepare, review, and organize permit applications, schedules, agency data request responses, compliance filings, etc.-Currently managing the state permit application processes for 2 utility scale wind energy projects, totaling 350 MW of generation-Collaborate with and manage consultants and internal department leads from legal, engineering, environmental, construction, etc. to support permit application material preparation and ensure compliance with all requirements.-Interface with state agencies to develop positive relationships and effectively communicate project objectives, benefits, and details.-Work with legal counsel to prepare expert witnesses.

I was part of the team of people setting up for and overseeing events happening at the 19th Century Club Main Building. I was the point person for guests during events, and supported the day-to-day operation of the building, including duties related to comfort, convenience, safety and energy conservation.

I was the teaching assistant for the General Biology 1 course with 150+ students. I ran weekly office hours, hosted review sessions of material, as well as assisting students and presenting during class.

I was a part of the Graduate Education team, primarily working on MITEI's "Future of Energy Systems" MicroMasters program on the online learning platform edX. I supported MIT faculty in the development of two Master's level massive open online courses (MOOCs): "Principles of Modeling Electric Energy Systems" and "Sustainable Energy Systems." I built learning exercises and tools in the platform, emphasizing creativity, accessibility, and effectiveness in a novel online learning environment.I was also involved with two other projects during my time at MITEI. One was with the Undergraduate Education team, where I took over the role of the academic coordinator while they were out. I was part of organizing and running a supplemental summer program for undergraduates to enhance their experiences doing lab work on campus.The second was working with the Irving Institute at Dartmouth University on a project about how environmental justice--especially energy justice--is taught in universities around the country.

I was the teaching assistant for the Professional Development course for 40+ sophomore biochemistry students. I hosted mock interviews, managed the class and classroom technology, and helped brainstorm and grade assignments.

I managed 100+ experimental field trials across the United States, which involved synchronizing 30+ different contracted research organizations. I wrote multiple detailed internal WikiPages for department-wide use about a biostatistical analysis web app made by my manager and I.I managed the novel organization of historical data and completed grain quality analysis of 2100+ wheat samples

I worked on formulating and maintaining a digital user database system in Excel and Google Suite for NUCRET. I compiled spreadsheets based on usage logs for multiple instruments, and produced information for internal and external billing/invoicing. By using my experience in lab settings, I helped make an efficient and easy-to-follow system for everyone who works with NUCRET.

I supported multiple systems related to the Quality Control lab at Alnylam. I performed QC and QA assays in the wet-lab environment, including osmolality, raw material inspections, and endotoxin testing. In the office setting, I revised internal technical documents and verified regulatory filing data.I also took part in Alnylam's Green Team, an interdisciplinary group that worked to make the company more environmentally friendly and sustainable, inside and outside of the workplace.

I frequently managed the front desk of the office, used Microsoft Office apps to organize, and proofread and researched projects to keep things running smoothly.

I investigated the genetics (RNases) of mating system evolution in flowering plants using Physalis crassifolia. I did this through an experiment of my own design and my analysis of over 3,500 collected data points using Excel and R.