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Liverpool, Ny, Us

Liverpool, New York, United States

• Develop proposals, cost estimates and budgets for large scale renewable energy (solar and wind), battery storage, transmission lines, natural gas pipelines, and wetland mitigation projects in NYS.• Monitor budgets and invoices. Regularly meet with clients, developers, and regulatory agencies. Coordinate with subcontractors on wetland mitigation projects, contracts, and subcontractor agreements.• Manage teams of scientists performing field surveys, wetland delineation reports, and other deliverables such as data forms, figures, and memos for solar and transmission line projects.• Oversee, assist, and review wetland delineation deliverables for other project managers and clients.

Liverpool, New York, United States

• Coordinate the NYS Permitting Planning and Licensing divisions field work for the four NYS offices.• Organize between project managers (NYS and nearby states), clients, and staff to complete the tasks needed to get projects completed on time for field work.• Assist with daily tasks needed for field staff to help with any issues or concerns with current field work.

Liverpool, New York, United States

• Assisting Project Managers at TRC overseeing the successful progression of renewable energy projects (solar, battery storage, and wind) throughout the state of NY through a variety of permitting processes (94-c, Article 10, and SEQR).• Fulfill wetland and stream delineations, wildlife and plant surveys, winter raptor surveys, and other biological field work as a lead delineator• Team leader and part of the wetland mitigation monitoring and site selection process in NYS• Assist with developing and writing reports along with environmental permitting documents for the wind and solar energy sector• Conduct research, data summarization, data organization & databased management; interpreted and presented data• Required to maintain knowledge on environmental policy and regulations• Tasks include knowledge of and conducting; Phase I ESAs, technical ecological field work, wetland delineations, permitting, and mitigation, endangered species coordination with both the USFWS and state agencies, environmental assessments, Article 10 application, 94-C application, state and local permitting preparation of NEPA and FERC related compliance documents, quality control, floodplain and pond depth analysis.

Liverpool, New York, United States

• Fulfilled wetland and stream delineations, wildlife and plant surveys, and other biological field work• Assisted with developing and writing reports along with environmental permitting documents• Concluded research, data summarization, data organization & databased management; interpreted and presented data• Required to maintain knowledge on environmental policy and regulations• Tasks included knowledge of and conducting; Phase I ESAs, technical ecological field work, wetland delineations, permitting, and mitigation, endangered species coordination with both the USFWS and state agencies, state and local permitting preparation of NEPA and FERC related compliance documents, and quality control.

Syracuse, New York Area, Adirondack Mountains

• Statistically analyzed white pine regeneration research and NYS Power Authority pollinator research.• Measured white pine seedlings, and vegetation present in multiple shelterwoods.• Acquired soil samples at specific corner plots for white pine research within the different shelterwoods.• Quantified all types of vegetation in a right-of-way based on different treatment methods. Worked with a team at multiple sites throughout Central New York on pollinator vegetation research.

Adirondack Mountains, Wanakena, Ny

• Supported professors in teaching dendrology, forest measurements, land navigation, field labs, and equipment use.• Coordinated with a small team to assist students during a rigorous 4 week program needed for their degree.• Organized and prepared field exercises, and communicated between students and professors.• Graded and proctored various assignments and exams managing 55 students daily.

Adirondack Mountains, Wanakena, Ny

• Attended a 4 week outdoor learning experience at the James F. Dubuar Memorial Forest in the Adirondack Park.• Gained knowledge of forest stand conditions, forest measurements & sampling methods, mapping, plant identification, and applying silviculture.• Navigated overland accurately using a hand compass, pacing, topography maps and GPS units.• Completed a 15-acre forest inventory group project over the last week of the program, which was presented in front of professors and the program.

Clay, New York

• Full time, self sufficient rural mail carrier.

Cicero, New York

• Detailed high end cars and led the afternoon shift after school.

Syracuse, New York Area

• Performed water quality tests for home septic systems in the Otisco Lake Watershed.• Assisted the chemist collecting water samples on the lake, and analyzing it in the laboratory.

Syracuse, New York Area

• Reviewed 40 years of data from the Skaneateles Lake Watershed and graphically represented trend lines for a variety of agricultural variables in the watershed, which is the drinking water supply for the City of Syracuse. These variables included: acres farmed, types of crops farmed, livestock types and numbers, cow trends for dairy/beef, amount of pesticide used compared to acres farmed, manure tons, petroleum consumed (gallons), and manure applied (gallons). Reported directly to Mark Burger.

Syracuse, New York Area

• Visited active, unrestricted sites currently undergoing remediation for soil and/or water contamination. • Sampling protocols and proper field notetaking were practiced.

Bachelor Of Science: Natural Resources Management, Natural Resources Management And Policy, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Member of The National Society of Leadership and Success Program.

Associate Of Applied Science: Environmental Technology