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| Reference ID: | CV-ZKPUZJU |
| Updated: | February 13, 2008 |
| Available: | Immediately |
| Will Relocate: | Yes |
| GIS Experience: | Entry Level |
| Desired Salary: | $40K/yr |
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| | | Rachael Huson | | | | Educational Experience |
| Saint Louis University | Saint Louis, MO | Degree: Masters of Science
Major: Geological Sciences
Dates: August 2000 to August 2003 | | State University of New York at Geneseo | Geneseo, New York | Degree: Bachelor of Arts
Major: Geological Sciences
Dates: August 1995 to May 2000 |
| | | | Professional Experience |
| Environmental Scientist I | PSC | | November 2007 to present | Columbia, IL | | Sample collection, logging bore holes, site documentation, data review and communication with client representatives. | | Geologist III | Shannon and Wilson, INC | | January 2006 to November 2007 | Saint Louis, MO | | Responsible for logging of borings and sampling for various Shannon and Wilson projects. Other field experience includes field screening for petroleum, oil, or lubricants (POL), piezometer installation/falling head testing, fill control, construction monitoring, footing inspections, and documentation of fieldwork | | Laboratory Manager and Geologist II | Shannon and Wilson, INC | | January 2003 to January 2006 | Saint Louis, MO | | Responsible for fabrication and application of special testing equipment and instrumentation, and direction of laboratory technicians, staff in completion of testing assignments for Shannon and Wilson engineers, and outside clients including the Army Corp of Engineers and Department of Energy as well as keeping the laboratory certification current to the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM), and Corp of Engineers standards. | | Laboratory Technician | Shannon and Wilson, INC. | | January 2000 to January 2003 | Saint Louis, MO | | Responsible for all laboratory testing such as permeability, grain size analysis, consolidation, and unconfined compression tests. |
| | | | Other Information | Through my experience as a lab manager, I recognize the importance of developing plans and processes to complete tasks efficiently and unsupervised in order to meet project deadlines. For one project, I managed several months worth of sample testing. These samples required multiple tests per specimen, and prioritizing was necessary to maximize efficiency and meet strict project deadlines.
I am interested in training and professional development opportunities in the GIS field. I have limited experience with GISKey, but I recognize it as a valuable workplace tool. In Autumn 2008, I am enrolling in a GIS certificate course. I look forward to using my GIS training and professional experience to benefit both myself and the company.
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