Bjorn Thomas Schey

acg6tv@r.postjobfree.com

925-***-****

Education Hydrogeology

The University of Texas at Austin

Program Knowledge ArcMap: Expertise and extensive experience with ArcMap and

associated extensions including, but not limited to: X-Tools, Hawth’s

Tools, Spatial Analyst

ArcCatalog: Used for general organization and management of

GeoDatabases.

ArcToolbox: Familiarity with use of most tools.

Golden Surfer: Used as a compliment to ArcMap to create more precise

contour lines and other interpolation calculations.

Microsoft Excel: Extensive use, and the integration of excel data with

ArcGIS.

Microsoft Access: Organization of GeoDatabases. Integration of data

from Access into other programs

SURPAC: 3-Dimensional Ore Modeling Software.

W ellCAD: Graphical Analysis Software for drill holes.

AutoCAD: CAD drafting software

FME: Tool allowing precise translation between spatial data formats.

Work Experience

GIS Analyst, Frontline Energy Services, Concord, CA

December 2013 -

Present

Consultant for Utility Company, managing Aerial Mapping programs and

setting up automation that incorporates field collected data into spatial

databases for use with regulation and permitting. Executing many other

QA/QC tasks as they are requested by client.

GIS Analyst, Tessellations, Inc., The Woodlands, TX

July 2012 - December

2013

Consultant for Independent Petroleum Corporation, working primarily

with Quality Assurance and Quality Control for pipeline and well survey

data. This includes process development and automation using python

scripts and models built within model builder in Arc. General map making

for various departments and GIS support for Oil Company employees is

also commonplace.

GIS Analyst, McCarthy Exploration, Austin, TX

July 2010 – July 2012

Creating maps for field exploration, presentation figures and resource

evaluation. Developing 3 dimensional models for display and analysis of

subsurface resources. Creating, organizing and maintaining databases

for spatial and nonspatial data.

GIS Analyst, City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department

February 2010 – June

2010

Creating field maps for inter/intradepartmental city employees.

Publishing visuals for presentations and projects. Managing department

assets by maintaining a spatial database. Resolving land ownership

disputes via maps and GPS. Using AutoCAD for potential and existing

park layouts.

GIS Analyst, Signal Equities, New Braunfels, TX

June 2008 – February

2010

Managing large amounts of spatial data, including but not limited to: well

holes, land leases and elevation data. ArcCatalog and Microsoft Access

are used extensively to manage this data. Frequent use of ArcMap to

produce maps using this data. Surpac (3-Dimensional Mining Software)

and WellCAD (Geophysical graphing software)

December 2006 – June GIS Analyst, LBG-Guyton Associates, Austin, TX

2008

Numerous tasks performed, primarily the use of GIS to map and

evaluate aquifers. Fieldwork including water sample collection, well

cutting collection and evaluation, and GPS location of wells.

January 2006 – August Research Assistant under Dr. Paul Mann, University of Texas

Institute for Geophysics

2006

Time was spent at the beginning doing normal clerical work, copying,

faxing, etc. Last few months were spent using GIS making and

organizing shape files and attributes tables.

Employability Status: US Citizen

Professional Marty Stump, Landscape Architect, City of

References: Austin, acg6tv@r.postjobfree.com

Bill Bailey, Landman, Signal Equities, acg6tv@r.postjobfree.com

Matthew Clark, GIS Analyst, Whole Foods, acg6tv@r.postjobfree.com

Jody Williamson, President, McCarthy

Exploration, acg6tv@r.postjobfree.com

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