Taylor Weber Email & Phone Number

Denver, Co, Us

Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado

4975 East 41St Avenue, Denver, Co 80216

As a Technical Sales Representative at Mount Sopris Instruments, my job is to provide technical sales, support, and training to our borehole logging customers worldwide. Listed below are some of the duties associated with my current position:• Commissioning of Mount Sopris logging systems at remote sites around the world.• Customer training in the operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of all logging hardware, as well as the use of WellCAD log processing software.• Provide technical support to customers by phone, email, and other means.• Understand customer requirements, prepare quotations, create sales orders, and support the production of Mount Sopris equipment.• Provide sales and technical support to rental customers as requested.• Participate in strategy development, specification of new products, improvement of existing products, and the development/implementation of marketing initiatives.

Denver, Co

URS provides comprehensive environmental services to public and private sector clients—from environmental assessments, permitting, compliance audits, and air quality studies to waste management, site remediation, decommissioning and closure.While employed by URS Corporation as Geologist I worked closely with the Colorado Geosciences Team, as well as with other engineers and scientists, to assist with a wide variety of activities, ranging from groundwater resource studies to environmental remediation projects. • Successfully develop and implement surface and subsurface investigations• Compile, evaluate, and interpret acquired data• Create a variety of tables, maps/figures and geologic cross sections to represent subsurface conditions and summarize data collected in support of projects• Gather data and other information to be used in the preparation of scientific reports• Prepare data and scientific documents• Work in extreme outdoor environments• Work in environments with chemical and other hazardsThe responsibilities of this position included, but were not limited to, those listed above. I gained valuable experience supporting various phases of projects from the proposal stage through final report preparation. My field experience included work on CERCLA sites, Air Force and Army bases, oil and gas processing plants and compressor stations, as well as various federal facilities and commercial sites.

Leading technology project development business, specializing in integrated subsurface assessment, borehole geophysical and hydrophyscial logging, and data integration for complex groundwater evaluation and remediation projects.I worked a paid internship at RAS for two summers while completing school at CU Boulder. In 2011 I worked as an assistant logging engineer and upon returning in the summer of 2012 was promoted to lead logging engineer. My job was to acquire necessary hydrophysical data in the field to be processed and reported to the client. I assisted in processing the field data for the final write up and report. Report directly to company President for all project efforts.Successfully gathered hydrophysical data from 20+ wells. I worked as the lead hydrophysical engineer collecting data at Atlas Missile Site 4 in Cheyenne, WY for Bhate. I also worked on another project for CH2MHill at the PG&E compressor station in Needles, CA.Have obtained zero injuries or near misses on the job site.Familiar with many types of hydrologic testing techniques such as (ambient flow characterization, pumping during injection, slug after emplacement, discrete point sampling, packer sampling)Developed skills in team management in order to achieve quality data.