• Working on ‘Forestry Intelligence’ projects researching and implementing methods for tree segmentation and 3D forest metric extraction from RPAS LiDAR and spectral data.• Assisting in the collection of traditional forest measurements and RPAS LiDAR data including accurate GNSS point data using a Tersus Oscar RTK Base/Rover set up.ArcGIS Pro, Python (Arcpy), R

• Field Analyst and Field Team Lead in a fast paced UK Techcompany collecting LiDAR data (terrestrial and UAV) and forest inventory data on 6 to 10week field campaigns in remote tropical forests (Cameroon, Belize) for use in estimating forest carbon stocks. • Completed complex fieldwork planning, risk assessments, logistics, safetyand execution, leading a team of 10+ in challenging forestenvironment.• Worked closely alongside government ministries and NGOs.

Working as a Kayak Guide and host at a remote whale viewing camp off of the British Columbia coast, Canada. Here I took groups of guests (2-6) our on day trips in sea kayaks around the Broughton Archipelago. I was responsible for route planning, preparing equipment, delivering a safety/demonstration talk, and leading a safe, enjoyable and educational trip for guests.

Working as a Canoe Expedition Leader taking local youths who had been nominated by a counsellor or school as benefitting from a wilderness experience on 5 - 14 day back country expeditions in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario.6 weeks of training covering:Bronze Cross and Medallion LifeguardingAdvance Wilderness First AidMental Health First AidConflict ResolutionEmergency Evacuation ProceduresAs a co-guiding pair we planned the route and prepared all the food/equipment for the trip. We communicated with our campers and their guardians to ensure full support and safety for them during the trip. During the trip we acted as leaders and as counsellors to the campers to ensure they felt supported and benefitted the most they could from the wilderness experience. These were hard, strenuous and wild experiences designed to challenge the campers (and leaders) and inspire new skills, abilities and value.This was a volunteer role.

Working as an Outdoor Guide for a busy tour company in Whitehorse, Canada. I was responsible for the safe guiding of up to 24 guests on a range of outdoor activities including snowshoeing, ice fishing, wildlife tours, XC skiing and driving 24 seat buses. I was often working in temperatures down to -30 degrees celsius and regularly required to problem solve unexpected challenges whilst maintaining composure and professional, friendly face.I was also responsible to for the safe maintenance of our fleet of 9 buses (9-24 seats). For this I set up a detailed logging system to ensure all buses were kept up to safe operating standards. Where possible I completed routine maintenance myself and otherwise liaised with our local mechanics and government officials to ensure all operating licenses were up to date. The job required me to be proactive and demonstrate a high degree of organisation to ensure all buses were safe and to avoid any disruption to our tour services.

Diverse and dynamic customer service role providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests. During the summer month I took guests (up to 15) out hiking/road cycling and during the winter months skiing/snowshoeing. The role involved organising and describing the routes to assess (sensitively) individuals suitability; preparing the equipment; arranging transportation; delivering safety information and practices; and engaging with guests throughout and during the activity, making adjustments on the move to accommodate everyone if necessary.

Working within a multi disciplinary team to analyse and interpret seismic and other subsurface data to characterise and risk hydrocarbon targets in both development and exploration.Young Professionals President:- Led a team of 7 colleagues in the budget approval, planning and running of a two day technical seminar with 150 attendees from the UK and abroad- Presented results and findings to UK CEO and senior management