Jake Granich
Environmetal Science
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About
I am an experienced environmental scientist with a strong focus on stormwater management. With a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and a Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner (QISP) certification, I have a solid understanding of regulatory requirements and best practices in the field. My expertise includes conducting field surveys, data collection, and analysis to ensure compliance with permit requirements and protect valuable water resources.
I have a proven track record of successfully managing and organizing data, preparing technical reports, and assisting in regulatory permitting processes. With excellent communication and interpersonal skills, I excel in collaborating with team members, clients, and regulatory agencies to achieve environmental goals. My passion for environmental stewardship and my ability to effectively analyze data make me a valuable asset as a Stormwater Environmental Scientist.
In addition to my academic qualifications, I bring practical experience in the environmental field. As an Environmental Consultant Intern, I participated in a research grant focused on removing invasive algae in Newport Bay. I successfully identified marine organisms within sediment core samples and achieved a 98% accuracy rating in cataloging and sorting data.
I have also worked as an Event Staff member, where I assisted in event planning and logistics, providing excellent customer service and working efficiently under minimal supervision. My experience as a Deckhand equipped me with skills in trip planning, vessel maintenance, and adherence to safety protocols. Through my diverse experiences, I have developed strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and a commitment to achieving project goals.
Experience
- Experienced conducting field surveys
- Experienced with water quality equipment
- Data Analysis
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Marine Taxonomic Services, Ltd.
Environmental Consultant Intern 05/16/2022 - 09/01/2022Hours worked per week 40
- Participated in state of California research grant, Removal of Invasive Algae in Newport Bay
- Identified microscopic marine organisms within sediment core samples from various research sites
- Classified, sorted, and cataloged core sample data
- Achieved 98% accuracy rating (85% required by study)
- Utilized various lab equipment, chemicals, and tools
- Conducted invasive species research in the Pacific Ocean
- Piloted marine research vessel during research survey
Event Staff
08/20/2021 - 05/08/2023
Hours worked per week 25
- Assisted in campus event planning, logistics, and operations
- Organized materials, cleaned facilities, set up and tore down equipment for large scale meetings, events, conferences and graduations
- Delivered first-rate customer service, support, and worked to resolve concerns to mutual satisfaction
- Provided transportation, loading and unloading of equipment from various storage facilities to event venues
- Addressed problems quickly and reported clear and concise information to management while working under minimal supervision
- Monitored event activities to track schedule and prepare for crowd movements
- A positive attitude and strong interpersonal skills
- Ability to efficiently multitask
Deckhand
05/18/2020 – 09/01/2021
Hours worked per week 40
- Mapped, charted, and planned ocean routes
- Planned trip logistics based on fish species behavior, weather patterns, and clientele needs and requests
- Coordinated and performed port activities such as vessel refueling, repairs, maintenance services, cleaning, painting and supply restocking
- Explained principles, techniques and safety procedures and demonstrated use of materials and equipment to clientele
- Read and interpreted gauges and fluid levels, reporting directly to captain
- Adhered to safety protocols when launching, operating and landing large marine craft to protect crew, equipment and other vessels
- Maintained professionalism and efficiency in emergency situations
Summer Camp Program Leader
06/16/2014 – 09/06/2019
Hours worked per week 40
- Assisted in coordinating, planning and direction of daily activities for participants aged 5 to 15, working within set budget
- Completed and maintained time and attendance forms
- Managed daily operations of recreational facilities
- Promoted fun, safe and inclusive environment by monitoring activity of campers to identify and address behavioral issues.
- Enforced rules and regulations of recreational facilities to maintain discipline and safety
- Developed events and programs in consideration of needs, abilities and interests of participants
- Assisted with transporting and escorting program participants to, from and within program activity locations and on external trips
California Lutheran University
Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science
Graduated 05/12/2023
Professional Certifications
- Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner- QISP June 2023
- Water Quality Data and Future Outcomes Apricot Lanes Farm
- Water Quality Analysis and Data Presentation on Kingman Park Creek
- Determining Convergent Evolution with Amino Acid Sequences of Hemoglobin and Pristine Genes
- Natural Environmental Policy Act
- Importance of the Colombia River and Hydrodynamic Power
- Anthropogenic Impacts on Pacific Bluefin Tuna
- Chiapas Earthquake September 7, 2017
- Changes in Energy Allocation in California Mussels; a Measure of Visceral Mass and Gonadal Tissue
- Size Variation of Black Turban Snail (Tegula Funebralis) Due to Exposure and Wave Action of Ventura Harbor and Jetty
- Study of Microfibers in Fish Gills Specifically California Inshore Fish Species
- California Lutheran University Baseball Team 2019-2020
- Boy Scout-Life Scout 2012
- St. John’s Church – House Build in Mexico & Pancake Breakfasts volunteer
- LCYO Champions Baseball Volunteer Coach 2013 – 2015
- 2014 Youth Baseball Teams 2006 - 2016
Education
California Lutheran University
Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science
Graduated 05/12/2023
Professional Certifications
- Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner- QISP June 2023
- Water Quality Data and Future Outcomes Apricot Lanes Farm
- Water Quality Analysis and Data Presentation on Kingman Park Creek
- Determining Convergent Evolution with Amino Acid Sequences of Hemoglobin and Pristine Genes
- Natural Environmental Policy Act
- Importance of the Colombia River and Hydrodynamic Power
- Anthropogenic Impacts on Pacific Bluefin Tuna
- Chiapas Earthquake September 7, 2017
- Changes in Energy Allocation in California Mussels; a Measure of Visceral Mass and Gonadal Tissue
- Size Variation of Black Turban Snail (Tegula Funebralis) Due to Exposure and Wave Action of Ventura Harbor and Jetty
- Study of Microfibers in Fish Gills Specifically California Inshore Fish Species