• Responsibilities include developing and consulting with clients, preparing project proposals and securing projects, invoicing, performing special inspections related to concrete durability and forensics, laboratory testing, concrete trial batching, and mix design development. • Provides consulting in mass concrete, including the development thermal control plans, thermal modeling and cooling tube design. Helps clients to optimize their thermal control plans by providing multiple options to meet project specifications concrete requirements while keeping budgetary constraints in mind.• Review of engineering reports, laboratory and field test results, proposals, and professional correspondence.

Thermal Control Plan Modeling, Concrete Mix Design Batching and Laboratory Testing, Project Management

Responsibilities • Firestop special inspections• Wood framing special inspections• Investigation and condition surveys of existing structures for repair, renovation, or replacement• Pre-construction condition surveys of existing structures adjacent to new construction and demolition services• Vibration monitoring, vibration monitoring plans, and building susceptibility assessments• Instrumentation custom testing and consulting• Project management and training new Engineers-In-Training (EITs)

Successfully passed PE Civil Engineering Licensing Examination - October 2021Works as a project manager for multiple projects within the twin cities area. Oversees and mentors engineers in training (EITs) and engineering technicians in addition to reviewing applicable reports. Manages the Minneapolis Office Laboratory and overseas and reviews all testing paperwork, calibrations, and AASHTO Accreditations. Manages billing and invoicing for projects. Drafts and submits proposals, subcontractor agreements, and other miscellaneous contracts.Performs higher-level special inspections and reports that include excavation observations, post-tension concrete inspections, firestop, fire-proofing, vibration monitoring, pre construction condition surveys, susceptibility studies, and final special inspection summary letters.

Works as a project manager for multiple projects within the twin cities area. Oversees and mentors engineers in training (EITs) and engineering technicians in addition to reviewing applicable reports. Manages the Minneapolis Office Laboratory and overseas and reviews all testing paperwork, calibrations, and AASHTO Accreditations. Manages billing and invoicing for projects. Drafts and submits proposals, subcontractor agreements, and other miscellaneous contracts.Performs higher-level special inspections and reports that include excavation observations, post-tension concrete inspections, firestop, fire-proofing, vibration monitoring, pre construction condition surveys, susceptibility studies, and final special inspection summary letters.

Manages multiple construction projects overseeing and reviewing the work of engineers in training (EITs) and engineering technicians. Consults with our existing clients as well as prospective clients to help provide our company's highest value of work. Manages billing and invoicing for projects. Drafts and submits proposals, subcontractor agreements, and other miscellaneous contracts.Performs higher-level special inspections and reports that include excavation observations, post-tension concrete inspections, firestop, fire-proofing, vibration monitoring, pre construction condition surveys, susceptibility studies, and final special inspection summary letters.

• Performs field and laboratory tests on soil, concrete, bituminous, aggregate, mortar and masonry units, spray-applied fireproofing, structural steel welding and bolted connections, as well as post-tensioned field and reinforcing steel inspections, pile driving verification, drive observations and helical pier inspections, and vibration monitoring.• Performs pre- and post- construction condition surveys; through daily communication and owners, scheduling inspections and testing ensuring clients needs are met.

• Assists the arborist in a safe and efficient manner, conducts preventative tree risk assessments, determines appropriate tools and equipment needed, and makes critical public safety decisions in the field.• Properly and safely utilizes, maintains, and operates hand tools, chainsaws, chipper and other equipment associated with arboricultural work.

• Volunteer as an EMT basic life support professional at various events throughout the United States and New Zealand.• Provide care to injured patients by taking standard vital signs, pertinent medical history, delivering verbal soap reports, and supporting those surrounding the event and colleagues. • Participated in emergency triage set-up and organization at Latimer Square and provided care to those injured during the 2011 Earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, helping to reduce an influx of patients to overcrowded hospitals.

• Collaborated with owner in all aspects of company: Business plan creation, itinerary research and design, in-depth website creation and management, finances, and the books.• Generated, standardized, and maintained formal documents: Company accounting and budget analysis spreadsheets; client and partner company databases; client information and registration packets; liability, service, terms and conditions policies.• Guided small groups of travelers on international adventure tours to New Zealand, Peru, and Costa Rica.

• Supported customers by responding to REI product, membership, and service questions, general inquiries and customer feedback. • Demonstrated proper techniques to utilize and care for camping and mountaineering equipment.

• Provided general office support and customer service to the department.• Organized file systems and assisted faculty and staff with data projects.

• Investigated the mechanism for gas-phase photocatalytic oxidation of cyclohexane (C6H12) in air on titanium dioxide (TiO2).• Developed an experimental procedure that tested how initial concentration of cyclohexane, inlet air-flow rate, residence time, and effective particle size of titanium dioxide catalyst affect the rate of carbon degradation.• Conducted experiments through fall term to determine if an optimal catalyst particle size for photocatalysis of Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOCs) in the gas phase reaction exists.• Offered new data for a professor’s research presentation and publication for spring 2010.• Presented my results at the November 2009 Undergraduate Research Symposium, determining that there is a visible trend, that with an increased cyclohexane concentration, the rate of degradation decreased; this as well as the results from the langmuir model support that there is a limited amount of catalyst sites available for the cyclohexane to degrade and that the competing effects of increasing specific surface area and decreasing light absorption as particle size decreases will result in an optimum particle size.

• Constructed a lab-scale chemical reactor to be applied at a paper mill to treat sulfide pollution.• Implemented safety and procedural steps for reactor operations focusing on power source, pressure gauges, gas concentration feeds, and thermal probes for temperature range.

• Collected initial data sets from patient primary line IVs including primary line IV, new primary line IV implemented, cleaning of IV dressing, and replacement IV dressing, which provided a quantifiable reference point to base the progress of the research project to improve quality patient care.• Collaborated with a physician to design a new data collection document outlined by a set of best practices used to prevent infections when inserting and maintaining lines.• Assisted in implementing new protocols in preventing primary-line infections and trained nurses how to identify new criteria for data collection, resulting in the 1st full year of zero primary-line infections at Children’s Minneapolis and Children’s St. Paul NICUs.

• Reviewed and collected insulin use in pediatric intensive care in order to support a study to prevent hypoglycemic events.• Quality improvement project effectively reduced percentage of patients with a hypoglycemic event from approximately 30% to 10%.

• Compiled data and articles on smoking and smoking bans in Minnesota to supply reference and information for CRCCS's volunteer asthma and anti-smoking programs.