• Develop a detailed knowledge of NSIDC data products • Review sample data, metadata, user guides and test software updates to tool and web applications • Develop user support material, including tutorials and help documentation • Investigate and respond to all incoming user requests through email, request forms, and phone

• Utilized a combination of traditional and remote mapping methods, including Lidar and aerial imagery, to create a 1:24,000 scale geologic map in Central Washington • Conducted a geomorphic mapping analysis of landforms using Lidar imagery in ArcGIS. Applied the spatial analyst and 3D analyst tools • Extensive experience using ArcGIS Pro to input and edit geologic data as a part of the Data Preservation project • Collaborated with scientists to compile historical and recent thin section data for public use

Successfully conveyed challenging geologic concepts to diverse groups of students in courses including: • Sedimentology & Stratigraphy • Quantitative Methods • Introductory Geology Lab • Senior Field Methods (taught remote Summer of 2020)

Thesis title: Temporal Constraints of Tectonic Events in the Southern Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica from Geomorphic Analysis

Completed through high school running start program.