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Exeter, New Hampshire, United States

Alton, New Hampshire, United States

Worked approximately 40 hours a week either in the field or at the office completing tasks necessary for environmental permitting and compliance in the state of New Hampshire. Tasks include:- Delineating Wetland boundaries in the field by assessing soils, hydrology and vegetation.- Using references and tools such as Munsell Color Chart Book, various plant identification keys, hydric soil indicators key book, augers, measuring tapes, and GPS devices to aid in fieldwork- Drafting and finalizing NH Environmental permits including Wetland permits (Routine Roadway, Permits-by-Notification, Standard Dredge & Fill, etc.) and Shoreland permits- Utilizing AutoCAD and GIS (ArcMap/ArcGIS Pro) to create detailed plans for necessary jobs and permits - Drafting and finalizing Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP) and Sediment Erosion Controls Plans (SEC) for clients- Monitoring for SWPPP and SEC compliance at designated construction sitesNotable Projects:- Aided in the completion of numerous large-scale wetland delineations and invasive species surveys for the New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NH DOT). Had a lead role in taking all the surveyed information from these projects and using GIS (ArcMap) and AutoCAD to create final plans- Worked on a Natural Resource Inventory (NRI) for the town of Alton in New Hampshire. Took a lead role in compiling data and references to write an in-depth report on the town's resources such as wetlands, wildlife, conservation lands, historic/cultural resources, and development. Created over a dozen maps using ArcGIS software to neatly depict these different town resources.

Kensington, Nh

Contracted to a utility, Unitil, to plan their Storm Resilience Program in both the Seacoast and Capital areas of New Hampshire. The program's main objective is to increase the reliability of critical sections of powerlines through vegetation management. My role in this position involves the following tasks:- Assessing and identifying species, defects, and hazard potential of trees & limbs near the powerlines- Traversing a multitude of terrains throughout all weather conditions in these assessments- Consulting with customers/municipalities to establish a work plan to remove any hazard trees and attain the necessary powerline clearance- Entering and organizing data collected in the field into a GIS software (WorkStudio/VegWorks)- Communicating project plans with tree crews & auditing the completed work- Assisting with storm situations by investigating reported outages in the field and managing tree crews- Taking a lead role in the comprehensive testing of new GIS software to be implemented in the future for data entry- Expanding my knowledge of the arboriculture, environmental, and utility industries by attending conferences and acquiring numerous certifications (ISA Arborist, NH Arborist, NH Pesticide Applicator)

Bartlett, Nh

Worked 40 hours a week for two months to assist with on going forest research at the Bartlett Experimental Forest. This project was led by Mark Ducey, Professor of Forestry at the University of New Hampshire. This position entailed the following: - Assisted a study pertaining to change in tree species distribution over time- Discovered old/established new survey plots in various environments with some requiring traversing through difficult terrain and inclement weather- Assessed and collected the following at each individual plot: tree quantity, tree species, tree diameter, tree height, approximate tree location, and low growing vegetation species & quantity- Inputted & organized all collected field data into multiple Microsoft Excel spreadsheets- Received training with equipment such as the Haglof DME, compasses and GPS- Became Wilderness First Aid certified & CPR certified

Master Of Engineering - Meng, Geomatics & Geographic Information Systems (Gis), 4.0 (After 2 Completed Semesters)

Completed three semesters of five. Courses completed so far include - Introduction to GIS, Geospatial Data Development, Introduction.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Environmental Science: Ecosystems, 3.50

Activities and Societies: EcoQuest (New Zealand Study Abroad) - Summer 2016, Completed Minor: Geospatial Analysis, Completed Minor.