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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.
• 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

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.

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, 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