Assistant coach in the Mountain Range girls program, working predominantly with the freshmen / sophomore team and with goalkeepers.

Added responsibility of training manager, developing and implementing training program for new hires within the materials testing department company wide, as well as establishing pathways for existing employees to gain CEU's to assist in maintaining existing certifications. Roles within managing materials testing projects at DEN International Airport and for select clients continue along with continued implementation of the company wide health and safety plan

Currently, added role of Health and Safety Manager for the company along with project management duties. Tasked with changing the company culture to be more safety focus as we move into 2016, revising incentive programs, implimenting training, accident investigation and safety audits

Provided logistical direction and oversight for a team of 10 quality control testers and inspectors over significantly important projects at Denver International Airport including the new South Terminal Transit Station and Hotel.• In charge of the training for various testing disciplines including concrete, soil, asphalt, post tension, masonry, structural steel welding and bolting, storm water and erosion control, reinforcing steel, moisture evaporation, and flatness/levelness testing• Responsible for the final client submittals of test reports including delivery, presentation, conformance with technical specifications and project close out• Controlled the budgets for all airport projects including the Special Inspections and testing for the new hotel at over $4 million.

Provided subsurface exploration and geotechnical recommendations for a variety of projects including high rise, commercial, residential, bridges and infrastructure projects. Coordinated logistics and controlled budgets of multiple subconsultants and provided finalized reports to design teams for usage. • Sampled, staged and tested subsurface soil and bedrock samples for analysis and use in geotechnical reports• Analyzed laboratory test results and authored geotechnical subsurface reports providing recommendations across a variety of shallow to deep foundation and pavement systems

• Provided logistical direction and oversight for a team of 40 quality control testers and inspectors over a wide variety of projects• In charge of the training and assessment of staff for various testing disciplines including concrete, soil, asphalt, post tension, masonry, structural steel welding and bolting, storm water and erosion control, reinforcing steel, moisture evaporation, and flatness/levelness testing• Responsible for the final client submittals of test reports including delivery, presentation, conformance with technical specifications and project close out• Controlled the budgets for over 100 projects annually with a combined value over $3 million per annum

• Provided testing and special inspection services for multiple municipal, commercial and infrastructure including the redevelopment of Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, Colorado• Successfully trained 10 to 20 new employees each year in basic testing methods for soils, concrete and asphalt as well as inspections on reinforcing steel and masonry• Gained numerous certifications for various testing methods utilized during employment