Edward Alexander Wolfe

Lakewood, CO, adg7yw@r.postjobfree.com, 720-***-****

https://eddiewolfe545105640.wordpress.com/

Qualifications

** *****’ experience working in a high stress and fast paced restaurant industry role 3 years’ GIS experience performing general spatial analysis utilizing data management skills and integrating hydrological concepts

Technical Skills

• Microsoft Office Products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook)

• ArcGIS for Desktop (ArcMap, ArcCatalog, IDLE (Python GUI), ArcGIS Administrator)

• Python programming (Anaconda Application)

• Git/GitHub (Version Control, Project management and collaboration)

• JupyterHub (Open reproducible science workflows)

• R-programming (Statistical Analysis)

• Water sampling techniques (Instrumentation, examining BOD, TSS & TDS, Alkalinity, Hardness)

• WordPress (Personal website development, management of blogs) Education

Metropolitan State University of Denver

• B.S., Environmental Science with a Concentration in Water Management and Hydrologic Science

• Certificate, Geographic Information Systems

• Graduated: May 2020, GPA: 3.99

• Institutional Honors (Summa Cum Laude)

Applied Projects

• Plotting the Platte: Measuring Vernal Change Over Multiple Seasons using Landsat Imagery

With the role of Programming Lead, assisted in the evaluation of phenological trends in the South Platte River (SPR) Basin in Northeastern Colorado utilizing USGS Landsat imagery data and open-source software applications.

Utilized JupyterHub to develop reproducible science workflows pertaining to the calculation of Normalized Difference Vegetation Indices (NDVI) within riparian zones along sections of the SPR corridor.

Effectively used open-source Python to create scripts that would yield relevant outputs such as data frames, maps and plots.

• Denver County Sustainability Goals Analysis: An Evaluation of Air Pollution, Housing and Walkability/Mobility

Designed a sustainability analysis of Denver County and produced a technical report related to air pollution, affordable housing and overall mobility options utilizing ArcGIS.

Examined prevalence and potential disproportionate effects of air pollution using current data related to road networks, land use and demographics.

Evaluated affordability and potential housing development using the Center for Neighborhood Technology’s (CNT’s) Housing and Transportation (H&T) Index as well as census tracts, zoning, land use and public transportation infrastructure data.

Determined the overall walkability and mobility options of Denver County related to proximity of restaurants, schools and libraries, parks and recreational facilities as well as existing bicycle and public transportation infrastructure.

• Delineating a Watershed: The Hydrology Toolset in ArcMap

Developed an instructional analysis in which a watershed of Jefferson County, Colorado was created.

Determined the general characteristics of water flow in the area of interest related to flow direction, accumulation, outlets and seasonal presence.

Became proficient in the use of a crucial toolset in ArcMap.

• Critique of the Arkansas Valley Conduit Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

Analyzed technical data and prepared a critique of an EIS for the Arkansas River Basin focusing on resources related to surface water, water quality, vegetation and wetlands and historic properties.

Effectively interpreted sections of the EIS related to Purpose and Need, Alternatives, Affected Environment and Environmental Consequences.

Made the determination that the Arkansas Valley Conduit EIS met the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) guidelines proposed by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

• Eddie’s Water Blog/Nevada: Sin Agua City

Designed a WordPress Water Blog related to environmental issues and water resource regulation in Nevada.

Developed a narrative of Nevada’s potential water crisis with a focus on topics related to Geography, Climate and Industry, Water Quality and Use by Sector, and Conservation and Water Law.

Supplemented an effective narrative with creative design and use of graphics. Work Experience

NSF Earth Data Science Corps, Earth Lab, CU Boulder June 2020 - August 2020 Data Science Programming Intern

• Developed technical earth data science and collaboration/communication skills utilizing; Python programming, Git/GitHub, JupyterHub and Slack

• Attended virtual earth data science workshops related to the foundations of reproducible science, career development, scientific communication, resume writing and interviewing, and developing a professional online presence

• Successfully completed scientific data skills training covering the topics of Python and Data Formats, Tabular Data in Python, Vector Spatial Data in Python, Raster Spatial Data in Python, and Reproducible Workflows and Clean Code

• Participated in a group project as Programming Lead, collaborating with other students and a pair of mentors, assessing phenological trends in the South Platte River Wynkoop Brewery, Denver, CO November 2014- Present Banquet Server/Bartender

• Collaborated in fast-moving environment and responded to customer requests and concerns

• Remained attentive to guests, adhering to or exceeding service standards

• Displayed a sense of urgency and professionalism at all times

• Performed TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) Certification Maggiano’s Little Italy, Denver, CO May 2008 – October 2016 Banquet Captain/Bartender

• Interpreted and executed Banquet Event Orders to the highest standards

• Managed set-up, execution, breakdown and clean-up of events

• Trained staff in Bartending, Fine Dining Table Service and Exceptional Customer Service

• Analyzed and followed Food Safety and Sanitation Guidelines References

Dr. David A Parr

• Professor of Geospatial Sciences/MSU Denver

• adg7yw@r.postjobfree.com, 720-***-****

Dr. Stella Todd

• Professor of Geospatial Sciences/MSU Denver

• adg7yw@r.postjobfree.com, 720-***-****

Tasha Wall

• Events Manager/Wynkoop Brewing Company

• adg7yw@r.postjobfree.com, 303-***-****

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