Electrical Engineers Gis Analyst

Global Mapper, Google Earth Pro, and CADD

Converting imagery files ECW, GeoTIFF, and JPG into different, or smaller file formats.

Creating contour lines based on publicly available elevation models.

Creating Digital Elevation Models (DEM), and Hill shade layers.

Creating KMZ/KML files for use in Google Earth Pro.

Reading and manipulating different forms of CADD files includes DWG, and DXF.

ArcPro Skills and Expertise

Cartography – created many different types and styles of maps to fit the needs of the requestor.

Model Builder – Creating models to streamline workflows and make complicated tasks more digestible.

ArcGIS Online Apps – Publishing web-maps that can then be transformed into many of the applications or quick apps that Esri offers.

Experience Builder – Advanced applications for web-map development and display.

Dashboards – Advanced way of organizing and viewing different web-maps and applications.

ArcMap – Older software where GIS skills were developed. Older projects still run on this software and is occasionally used.

Field Maps – Develop downloadable web-maps where field crews can collect data where no cell service is present. The data is then synced back to the web-map to manipulate, download, and organize.

SDE and Enterprise Databases – Experienced in SDE, versioned databases to update project specifics based on data from electrical engineers.

Raster Analysis – Using differing forms of kringing and Nearest Neighbor raster tools to create overlays and images.

Aerial Imagery – Creating imagery mosaics from LiDAR surveys. Using LiDAR collected data to create basemaps for use across different programs.

Georeferencing – Determining road and railroad right-of-way by georeferencing transportation department maps/documents to accurately represent access controlled area, as well as restriction zones.

Energy Focused – Transmission and Distribution / Utilities

Experience in managing well organized GIS data and map standards for multiple projects.

Work with electrical engineers to develop faster, and more efficient data update workflows.

Knowledge of acquiring many different online data sources to build a reputable geodatabase.

Conduct complex analyses to fit different report requirements/standards.

Collaborates well with different departments to achieve goals.

GIS Technician – GIS Analyst MAY 2018 - PRESENT

POWER Engineers – Boise, ID. Bend, OR

Manage and organize spatial data for multiple projects across multiple states.

Experience with utility services including transmission, distribution, oil/gas, pipeline networks, transportation and renewable resources.

Collaborate with transportation departments to determine road Right-of-Ways (CalTrans, ODOT, and WSDOT).

Create maps for permitting and engineering documentation. As well as hard copy field maps for survey crews.

Host, manage, and update online web applications for viewing spatial data.

Support field crews data collection with Garmin and Trimble units. More recently offline editable web-maps through Field Maps.

Scripting language knowledge in Python, ArcPy, JavaScript, and Arcade.

Ability to influence, build, and maintain strong relationships.

Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint

• Completed at least 25 hours of volunteer work each year on the LSU Cheerleading Squad

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Additional Skills

Gateway West (Aeolus to Jim Bridger) – 120 mile, 500 kV Transmission Line

Gateway South (Aeolus to Mona) – 400 miles, 500 kV Transmission Line

Pacific Power Wild Fire Mitigation Program - Lead GIS team to rebuild hundreds of miles of distribution lines within California, Oregon and Washington to combat wildfires.

Grant County, WA PUD 10 year Transmission Upgrade Plan – Developed maps for transmission and substation upgrade plans year by year.

Large Projects Completed

EDUCATION

EXPERIENCE

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