-Identified discordant soil along the border between Canada and the United State; examined the case by classifying and comparing soil hydrologic groups with using ArcGIS-Collected, analyzed, and assessed geographic and hydrologic data of the Red River basin-Developed a method with the supervisor to identify crop rotation patterns in Manitoba -Processed meteorological data from over 300 climate stations for 20 years timespan; organized and archived data by using Microsoft Office Excel and Access -Compiled a 51 pages technical report to detail methods and procedures of the hydrologic data preparation and assessment of the data reliability

-Participated in the Bipole III project, a $5.04 billion high voltage transmission line construction in Manitoba, by inspecting and coordinating construction work -Reviewed AutoCAD drawings and specifications in daily meetings with senior engineers-Tracked and reported daily construction progress using Microsoft Office Word-Assisted co-workers and construction crews with required field and technical supports; deficiency checking, filed coordination, site layout, and quality control-Documented daily construction information on site; environmental impact, anchor installation details, work progress, machinery count, and personnel count -Offered creative solutions for alternative positions of installing an anchor for a 25m tower-Completed assigned tasks under extreme weather conditions at remote sites

-Developed 2 hydrological models for the Carruther’s Creek and Petticoat Creek watershed-Created high-quality feature polygons and informative maps with using ArcGIS -Planned weekly schedules and tracked progress with the supervisor in regular meetings-Performed site investigation with senior engineers to collect local hydrological data and inspect the latest conditions of target watersheds in the Greater Ontario Area -Complied 70 pages technical report of detailed hydrological model development processes and interpretation of simulated hydrological results