Okay, let’s tackle this. So Patrick Selman has 11 years of experience in telecommunications and project management, which is a good chunk of time. He’s held leadership roles in the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Tribalco, and U.S. Coast Guard, District 17. These are all reputable organizations. His skills in strategic planning, team leadership, and account management are in demand. However, his location in Meridian, Idaho, is a bit more rural, which might affect his earning potential compared to cities like Boston or San Francisco. Considering his experience and skills, I’d estimate his hourly rate to be around $125, which is below the national average for project managers and telecommunications professionals. This is because his location and industry are not as competitive as others. Some project managers in similar roles in more urban areas might charge $200-$300 per hour, but given Patrick’s specific situation, I think $125 is a reasonable estimate.