Experience

HomeTeam4u

• United States
• Real Estate
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Real Estate Agent

  • Aug 2022 - Present



Empire Auto Parts

• United States
• Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Driver Supervisor

  • Sep 2021 - Aug 2022

  o Manages and supervises day to day driver operations at the Roanoke warehouse. o Communicates with customers, the public, and government agencies to facilitate successful business. o Develops new policies to enhance driver safety and efficiency as needed. o Coordinates with Sales to perform new customer outreach and maintain current business relationships. o Uses mapping software to plan delivery routes and monitor driver progress. o Delivers packages with the highest of safety and care standards. Show less



WBCM, A Division of TranSystems

• United States
• Civil Engineering
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Field Surveyor & Construction Inspector

  • Aug 2017 - Sep 2021

  o FAA Certified Remote Pilot for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Cert. Number: 4260366 o Highly experienced in modern field survey techniques including: setting GPS points, set up of total stations, precision data collection, construction stakeout, and the location and setting of property boundaries. o Works with LIDAR and 3D scanning technology in the field. o Assisted in establishing the Survey Department’s aerial survey methods and protocol for drone mapping projects. o Assists in data analysis and project planning using ArcGIS o Certifications & Qualifications: AMTRAK Contractor, Maryland Port Administration Contractor, Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC), Maryland Department of Transportation Rail Division Contractor, Certified Flagger with the American Traffic Safety Services Association, CSX Contractor. Show less



Dudek

• United States
• Environmental Services
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Archaeologist/Paleontologist

  • Feb 2016 - Mar 2017

  o Works in the field to monitor for Archaeological & Paleontological resources concurrently. Responsibilities include: making detailed observations of sediment during excavation, collecting discoveries, writing reports, data input, curating artifacts in the lab, generating maps of monitored areas, communicating with contractors and inspection agencies, attending daily progress meetings, and promptly updating supervisors on project status. o Continued work on the Midcoast Corridor Transit Project with company transfer. o Helps coordinate and manage field monitoring activities Show less



Cogstone Resource Management, Inc.

• United States
• Environmental Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Field Paleontologist

  • Aug 2015 - Feb 2016

  o Cross-trained in Paleontology and Sedimentology; Passed college-level online courses for Basic Geology, Basic Sedimentology, and Field Paleontology. Received field training in fossil identification, recording, and recovery from direct supervisor. o Midcoast Corridor Transit Project: Paleontological Monitor. Filed daily reports and collected and cataloged fossils. o Successfully completed North County Transit District (NCTD) Rail System safety training. o Cross-trained in Paleontology and Sedimentology; Passed college-level online courses for Basic Geology, Basic Sedimentology, and Field Paleontology. Received field training in fossil identification, recording, and recovery from direct supervisor. o Midcoast Corridor Transit Project: Paleontological Monitor. Filed daily reports and collected and cataloged fossils. o Successfully completed North County Transit District (NCTD) Rail System safety training.



National Park Service

• United States
• Government Administration
• 700 & Above Employee

• Archaeologist Intern

  • 2011 - 2012

  o Performed the duties of an Archeologist Technician (GS-05) for term as a co-surveyor in a complex park boundary survey in the high deserto Worked with Interpretation Rangers to manage the Park’s Social Media Accounts, write informative signage, organize internal staff events, and public outreach programs o Duties included pre-field research, survey logistics, planning of survey routes, field orienteering, safety plans, intensive ground survey, and completing all site records and related data entry.o Discovered 14 new sites and authored records for each with all field information and photographs entered into ASMIS, GIS digital records, and hard copy files.o Worked with the Compliance Archaeologist to write and submit official government clearance reports.o Acted as the sole Cultural Resources monitor for trail maintenance projects.o Worked on Sonoma State University's 8 day survey and excavation project in the park while working with Native American Tribal Monitors.o Worked with professional Rock Art Conservator and received field training while restoring 5 vandalized prehistoric siteso Coordinated and monitored Cultural Resource volunteers to help with assigned field tasks and to work with the Protection Division to assist the Law Enforcement Rangers with Archeological site monitoring routes.o Assisted the Historic Preservationist to refurbish and make repairs to historic structures such as Mastodon Mine and Keys Ranch.o Responsible for accessioning and registering artifacts for museum curation.o Worked with the Museum Curator to complete the yearly museum inventories at Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Preserve and the Kelso Depot; tasks included maintaining museum collections, entering information into digital database, and conducting research with scholarly materials that will lead to outreach materials or interpretive exhibits.o Familiar with Cultural Resource Management responsibilities for HAZWOPER conduct under OSHA regulations. Show less

• Archaeologist Field Technician

  • Jun 2011 - Aug 2011

  o Worked with Cultural Resource Management Specialists in the field and the office to survey and assess conditions of sites, perform concessions, and complete ASMIS forms.o Extensive experience in photo documentation, writing site narratives, managing the digital file database, and mapping archaeological sites using Trimble GPS units and GIS software.o Performed first hand field research and wrote a concluding report: ‘Overview of the State of Looting and Vandalism of Archeological Sites in WRST, 2011’.o Field work in extremely isolated wilderness areas required travel by small plane, helicopter, horseback, and backpacking.o Worked directly with Historic Archaeologist to curate and catalog items in the National Historic Landmark: Kennecott Historic Mill Town; assisted with the curation, maintenance and display of North American prehistoric and historic artifacts for the site museum. Show less