• Environmental characterization of radionuclides in soil and air• Radiation Safety Officer and Radworker II certified• Complete radiological surveys, data analysis, and reporting• Passed AAHP Part I CHP exam• Passed NCEES FE exam

• Maintained field sites for the study of active layer dynamics, surface water quality, and subsurface water interactions in Alaska• Participated in a field team study of water quality associated with reservoirs and diversions • Drafted and reviewed scientific manuscripts for publication

• Studied stream systems in the Colorado Front Range and Alaskan North Slope• Conducted scientific studies using discharge measurements, surface water monitoring stations, meteorological stations, subsurface well networks, subsurface soil networks, and tracer tests• Measured hyporheic, parafluvial, and terrestrial subsurface flow and thaw characteristics in permafrost-bound regions.• Modeled ecological parameters including freeze/thaw dynamics and stream metabolism using high-frequency data from installed in-situ instruments• Collected longitudinal data for Lagrangian and Eulerian studies in Colorado stream networks• Determined latitudinal inflow rates and downstream effects in Colorado's Front Range

• Lead general biology lab sections and provide lecture support• Prepared assignments, presentations, and space for lab procedures• Lead workshops and provide instruction for undergraduate and graduate teaching assistants

• Designed and implemented the Environmental Monitoring Program for the Albuquerque metropolitan area• Conducted internal audits of engineering design documents, utility records, and compliance reports• Created working inventories of chemicals, equipment, sample handling times and instructions, instruments, methods, regulations, standards, and work instructions• Applied new analytical methods to meet compliance standards of laboratory measurements• Managed laboratory instrumentation and utilized QA/QC procedures for instrument minimum detection level and instrument resolution studies• Inventoried and updated methods, drafted standard operating procedures, and developed work instructions to comply with CAA, CWA, NPDES, and SDWA regulations

• Maintained, operated, repaired, and troubleshot laboratory instruments including autoanalyzers, elemental analyzer, fluorometers, GC-MS, and Shimadzu TOC analyzer• Conducted hydrologic field research under Army Corp of Engineers grants including biogeochemical fire impacts, hyporheic flow gradient analysis, nutrient transport, and water quality impacts across New Mexico• Conducted biological field research including elemental stoichiometry of organisms in aquatic food webs, invertebrate identification quantification, plant and soil biomass, and soil profiling• Maintained field instrumentation including Cycle-P phosphate analyzer, Sondes for dissolved oxygen, electrical conductivity, redox potential, stage, temperature, and turbidity, and SUNAs for nitrate• Measured discharge rates and developed rating curves• Trained new employees in the operation of lab instrumentation, field methods, and protocols