• Design infrastructure solutions for existing telecommunications and electrical support structures• Responsibilities include assisting the client in evaluating potential new lines and accessories on proposed and existing support structures; processing field data such as photographs, GPS data, wire types, and measurements; apply current NESC Code and client standards while creating designs within the loading capacities of existing or proposed structures; communicate with parties affected by a design to ensure all are informed of the proposed work• Quickly learn and utilize unique software tools for specific applications; effectively communicate with others while working remotely or in a standard work environment

• 40 hours a week were spent working with the Quality Engineering team and the Manufacturing Engineering team performing different tasks and projects every few weeks• Duties include sorting and updating Job Travelers, organizing calibration certifications and schedules, updating paper trails to digital copies and organizing folders on the drives, updating and creating standard work instructions, creating a 3D model and drawing and adding it to the SyteLine database, communicating with shop workers and engineers to create the most comfortable and productive work environments, and assisting engineers with any tasks that come up to understand each person’s job• Many skills were gained while working closely with a team of engineers, and with many of the workers on the shop floor

-Average of 40 hours a week was spent working with a team of 4 to 6 lifeguards to monitor the safety at the lake while open to the public -Duties include monitoring swimmers, mitigating potential dangerous situations, and to be a first responder to medical emergencies in and out of the water-Communication skills were gained with the experience of working with the general public, providing assistance and asserting control in emergency situations -Awarded Title of Certifications: CPR (AED), First AID, Beachfront Lifeguard