Hunter Mulhall
Principal Planner at COMMUNITY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHWEST IDAHO- Claim this Profile
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Credentials
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Red Card/Emergency Wildland Firefighter Certified
Alaska Division of ForestryApr, 2014- Oct, 2024
Experience
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COMMUNITY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHWEST IDAHO
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United States
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Government Administration
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1 - 100 Employee
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Principal Planner
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Mar 2017 - Present
As a principal planner with COMPASS, I support the technical aspects of regional transportation planning using data analysis and data management skill sets and experience. I have designed and built several relational databases, used python to perform complex data analyses and automate tasks, and utilized Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools to visualize results of data analysis tasks. I support performance monitoring of COMPASS’ transportation efforts by helping establish performance measures, define performance targets, performing measurement calculations, and reporting the results. My role has also expanded to include learning the planning principals and process for transportation safety, congestion management, and transportation systems management and operations. I have written technical planning documents and managed several planning projects concerning these topics. Show less
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Booz Allen Hamilton
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United States
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IT Services and IT Consulting
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700 & Above Employee
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Associate- Enterprise Architecture
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Mar 2015 - Mar 2017
Worked on an enterprise architecture and roadmapping effort with the U.S. Department of Interior at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho. The project was focused on capturing the as-is business processes, building capability maps, and mapping data flows for each line of business in the Wildland Fire enterprise. The efforts were aimed at providing the Wildland Fire Information Technology board a means to better align IT investments with business needs and create a roadmap to align the Wildland Fire Community on future investments. My role was to facilitate workshops and interviews with subject matter experts to build business process/capability models,map data flows, assist leadership in developing a 5 year IT investment strategy, and help to establish portfolio management and project lifecycle management. Show less
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Warhold Enginnering
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United States
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GIS Consultant
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Nov 2014 - Feb 2015
As a GIS consultant, I built a geodatabase from Warhold Enineering’s CAD files, Umatilla county records, and aerial imagery. The scope of the project was to map the irrigable acres and the infrastructure of the Marion Jack Water District. The geodatabase is used to create maps presented to the Oregon Water Resources Department and made publicly available through a Web Mapping Service on the Marion Jack Improvement District’s website. As a GIS consultant, I built a geodatabase from Warhold Enineering’s CAD files, Umatilla county records, and aerial imagery. The scope of the project was to map the irrigable acres and the infrastructure of the Marion Jack Water District. The geodatabase is used to create maps presented to the Oregon Water Resources Department and made publicly available through a Web Mapping Service on the Marion Jack Improvement District’s website.
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LeadDog Consulting, LLC
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IT Services and IT Consulting
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1 - 100 Employee
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Operations Manager
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2011 - 2014
As Operations Manager I helped manage two employees to meet project goals and deadlines. Our projects typically involved building street and points of interest vector datasets for countries and cities all over the world. My responsibilities also entailed providing technical support for the office. I was working on a project using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to capture aerial imagery to create orthomosaic photos, Digital Surface Models, LAS datasets, and Digital Elevation Models before I decided to relocate to Oregon. Show less
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State of Alaska
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United States
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Government Administration
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700 & Above Employee
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Natural Resource Technician
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Aug 2011 - Dec 2011
During my brief employment with the State of Alaska I acted as a team member of the Public Information Center for the Department of Natural Resources. The job involved answering or directing questions from the public regarding land ownership issues, recreation, land auction programs, cabin rentals, mining claims, wood cutting permits, etc. I communicated and provided technical support for DNR's webpage to the public via telephone, email, and written correspondence. During my brief employment with the State of Alaska I acted as a team member of the Public Information Center for the Department of Natural Resources. The job involved answering or directing questions from the public regarding land ownership issues, recreation, land auction programs, cabin rentals, mining claims, wood cutting permits, etc. I communicated and provided technical support for DNR's webpage to the public via telephone, email, and written correspondence.
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Michael Baker International
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United States
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Civil Engineering
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700 & Above Employee
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GIS Technician
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Feb 2010 - May 2011
While acting as a GIS Technician on a support team for AT&T engineers in the states of California and Nevada I gained experience working in and maintaining a spatial database with ESRI ArcGIS software. The Technician position’s tasks were to create specially requested maps, perform specially requested analysis of spatial data, and perform edits and add features to our spatial database. I frequently coordinated with AT&T engineers to facilitate the bureaucratic steps necessary for moving federally regulated telecommunication boundaries in a lawfully compliant manner. Show less
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Trail Crew Leader
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Jun 2009 - Dec 2009
My job as crew leader with Nevada Conservation Corps was to manage the work and wellbeing of 8 crew members. I coordinated project goals with crewmembers, supervisors, and clients. During projects I was responsible for documenting project accomplishments, crew accomplishments, safety records, and individual evaluations. My job as crew leader with Nevada Conservation Corps was to manage the work and wellbeing of 8 crew members. I coordinated project goals with crewmembers, supervisors, and clients. During projects I was responsible for documenting project accomplishments, crew accomplishments, safety records, and individual evaluations.
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Field Technician
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May 2008 - Aug 2008
My role with the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection was as a Field Technician in a four person field crew. Our task was to conduct a federally mandated EPA survey of the health of Nevada’s streams and rivers. My role with the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection was as a Field Technician in a four person field crew. Our task was to conduct a federally mandated EPA survey of the health of Nevada’s streams and rivers.
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Education
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2004 - 2009
University of Nevada-Reno
Bachelor's degree, Geography -
2000 - 2004
Galena High School
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