GIS Analyst at Tasman Geosciences (2026-03 – Present)
- Generate planning maps for remediation and drilling sites for oil and gas clients
- Generate and package planned drilling points for clients that are based on remediation or efficient drilling efforts
- Design imagery and coordinate tables for completed sampling sites
- Create maps of ground water elevation to measure water table health biannually
GIS Intern at Watts on Water (2025-12 – 2026-02)
- Find, parse, and package waterbody data from open and closed source data networks
- Ingest data into a front end software -- such as WoW's platform "FluxView"
- Generate new and novel data using existing data sets and performing operations on them like joins, as well as generating data from scratch using methods like computer vision, or machine learning
- Conducted statistical tests for decision support
Product Guide at Arc'teryx (2024-01 – 2026-01)
- Maintain a wide mental database of knowledge on outdoor apparel and equipment from leading brands
- Professionally and field repair climbing and alpine apparel
- Connect with guests about personal objectives and local area knowledge
- Utilize back of house technologies to organize and report inventory, consolidation, and shipment
Field Technician at INSTAAR Mountain Research Station (2024-05 – 2024-08)
- Collect and report ecological samples of water, snow, atmosphere, soil, and animal biomaterial, partially using Survey 123
- Record and cross examine data collected for the long-term climate dataset
- Successfully conduct the 2024 Pika Survey under Dr. Chris Ray, Rocky Mountain pika expert
- Employ computer programs to calibrate sensors and collect field data
President at CU Alpine Club (2024-05 – 2025-05)
- Plan and execute group climbing trips to various locations across the Western US
- Communicate with community members to assess needs and allocate assets to various fundraising projects
- Coordinate with local climbing organizations and brands to volunteer & organize community events
Treasurer at CU Alpine Club (2022-08 – 2024-05)
- Manage 6k worth of funding for a 300+ member organization
- Work with CU Boulder to issue grants for trips, events, and scholarships
- Create and award scholarships for new and underprivileged climbers
Wilderness Guide at Girl Scouts of Alaska (2022-05 – 2023-08)
- Outfit, prepare, and guide scouts aged 5-17 through complex backcountry terrain
- Teach and facilitate crucial wilderness management and trip planning skills
- Practice safe wilderness travel habits and administer first aid when needed
- Organize ecological field science activities such as plant identification, mini water cycle recreation, and creating your own mountain geomorphology
