• ​Supports the setup, interfacing, testing, calibration, and operation of the full suite of survey sensors.​ • Ensures operations are conducted in a timely and efficient manner in accordance with project terms and conditions. • ​Remotely operates online survey software and monitors the data quality to ensure required specification is achieved and taking immediate corrective action when required. • ​Receives calls and makes outbound calls to remote project locations and provides confident, clear, and concise information. • ​Maintains effective and appropriate communication with client representatives, Project Manager, and other onshore and offshore departments e.g., Data Services, Subject Matter Experts, Innovation, Staff Development Coordinators, Human Resources, IT, and QHSSE. • ​Collects collates and presents results from various survey sensors. • ​Develops and maintains clear and concise documentation for all survey-related activities. • ​Prepares and ensures quality control of survey logs. • ​Maintains current and accurate vessel information and comprehensive handover notes. • ​Conducts reporting and processing as required.

Supervised by Dr. Jonny Wu and Spencer Fuston- Performed extensive research and data collection on the geologic evolution of the North American plate and the fragmentation of the underlying ancient Farallon plate since the early Cenozoic era. (funded by the National Science Foundation)- 2D and 3D seismic interpretation of latest high resolution mantle tomographies- Mapped topographic 3D slab surfaces using specialized SKUA-GOCAD and GIS software- Incorporated seismic data and magnetic seafloor isochron data on global geo dynamic models to calculate age and plate kinematics - Applied new structural unfolding technique to measure and calculate 3D model surface dimensions- Prepared technical report summarizing methods, results and highlighted the importance of further collaboration for future research in Mexico at the Undergraduate Student Research Day at the University of Houston

- Conducted research on lithology, tectonics, stratigraphy and geomorphology on Western Mexico specifically on the Jalisco Block and it’s relationship to the Rivera-Cocos tear and the Gulf of California rift zone- Analyzed and interpreted magnetic anomaly and gravity anomaly maps- Collaborated with researchers in Mexico specialized in west Mexico geology- Generated technical reports for economic viability of mineral exploration - Presented research and proposed theories and ideas to encourage future research at the Structure and Tectonics Seminar at the University of Houston