Academic Education
Master of Science in Engineering in Civil Engineering
focus on Hydrosystems(water resource/hydraulics/hydrology)
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ Expected 2015
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO December 2013
Passed FE Exam EIT
Experience
Freeport-McMoRan, Inc 2015 May-2015 August
Civil Engineering Intern
Traffic Research & Analysis, Inc 2014 March–2014 July
Traffic Engineering Field Technician I
Set up ITC and Metrocount with tubes, used MCSetup, MCReport and Road Reporter to collect traffic volume and class for CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation).
Set up Radar (Wavetronix), used SSM HD to collect highway traffic data.
Used Microsoft Streets & Trips to drive the truck to sites, and used field GPS to collect geographic data in the field.
Used Microsoft Access to analyze the traffic data
Merrick & Company 2013 May – 2013 August
Water Resource Engineering Intern III
Made cost estimate for Babi Yar Drainage way of Urban Drainage & Flood Control
Created pH & Copper Concentration plot, summary table and final test report for Corrosion Control Study Design of Baca Grande Water & Sanitation District
Used AutoCAD to produce drawings of tanks for water treatment plant
Calculated cost estimate for AL Cypress Creek Dam Improvements of City of Florence
Did AMP pipe replacement project for Town of Erie with EPANET and Excel
Made Morrison Road water mains drawing for Green Mountain with AutoCAD 3D
Drew site plans for City of Lafayette with AutoCAD 3D
Created plot of flow, BOD5, DO and temperature for Lake City well improvements with Excel
Measured the levels and water surface levels with leveling instrument & GPS in the field
Opened and checked the manholes for Denver Water in the field
Did utility system work, reviewed plans and drawings for associate project manager
McLaughlin Water Engineers 2012 August - 2012 September
Water Resource Engineering Intern III
Checked calculations and values from drawin...
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