Management Data

Natyna Kosik

*** ******** *****, ******** *******, NJ 08853

H: 908-***-****; C: 908-***-****

******.*****@*****.***

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

An environmental scientist with 15 years of extensive experience coupled with a strong educational background in environmental management and documentation. Specific areas of strength and focus include Technical Editing and Writing; Remedial Investigations, Feasibility Studies, Ecological Risk Assessments, Work Plans, and Design Reports. Ability to multitask; work independently or in a team environment. Project leader and coordinator with a track record of meeting deadlines ahead of schedule and staying within budget. Skilled in interacting and collaborating effectively with large client groups. Excellent organizational skills.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Environmental Scientist, AMEC Earth & Environmental, Somerset, NJ, Feb. 2007 to Feb. 2011

Responsible for managing various environmental programs within the company.

• Appointed by management to be the AMEC Sustainability Coordinator and successfully held the position from 2008-2011. During this period implemented various activities including, food drives, clothing drives and volunteering that helped reduce the office carbon footprint to the environment.

• Managed oversight and conducted the technical review of Final RI/FS Workplan, QAPP, FSP, and HSP; Draft and Final Risk Assessment (HHRA/ERA) Reports; Draft Community Involvement Plan; and Draft Site Characterization Summary Reports (including all tables and figures for monitoring wells, deep and intermediate groundwater and soil data) for the White Swan Cleaners/Sun Cleaners Superfund Site. Reports and results were submitted to all Federal, State, County, and Local officials for them to make future environmental decisions.

• Conducted an analytical database technical review on Membrane Interface Probe (MIP) data, groundwater data, and soil data. The MIP data was created into a voxler database format and an EQuiS database format that was used by clients for determining areas of contamination and to take corrective action as required. Completed Membrane Interphase Probe (MIP) data preparation for gINT. Prepared numerous reports on the results identified in the field studies to determine remediation to be conducted on the site.

• Created a spreadsheet of precipitation data and pressure data for Sea Girt and Manasquan locations in order to get details of local groundwater flow. This data was included in a table format in a report submitted to the client for their review and action.

• Downloaded Regional groundwater data from the subcontractor’s website to determine depths and locations of groundwater contamination.

• Compiled and organized photo documentation taken on the White Swan project site from 2007 to 2010 which was used in a Remedial Investigation Report.

• Conducted field work studies including surface water and sediment coordination, passive soil vapor sampling retrievals, and indoor/outdoor air monitoring for the detection of benzene, trichloroethylene (TCE) and tetrachloroethylene (PCE). The results of the fieldwork were presented in reports and submitted to the client for their use.

• Represented AMEC at the Globalcon Energy Conference, Atlantic City, NJ – April 1, 2009;

NJDEP Stakeholder Meetings held in Trenton for the discussions of the Draft Global Warming Response Act Recommendation Report dated December 15, 2008; and at the New Jersey Clean Energy Conference, Jersey City, NJ – October 17, 2008.

Environmental Scientist, Quest Environmental & Engineering Services, Inc., Clinton, NJ, 2005-2006

Responsible for on line searches on environmental issues.

• Conducted online file searches for a school in New Jersey to determine current methods used for soil blending and removal of material contaminated with PCE and TCE. The results were turned into management for their use in making reports or decisions.

Environmental Scientist, IT Corporation, Somerset, NJ, Oct. 1990 – Feb. 2002

Responsible for managing technical review and oversight for numerous technical reports.

• Coordinated the program for CERCLA contracts ($15 million) for Brookhaven National Laboratory, a DOE site, in Upton, NY. Managed oversight and technical review of Remedial Investigations, Historic Site Assessments, Ecological Risk Assessments, Risk Assessments, Feasibility Studies, and Work Plans. Work associated with this DOE contract involved technical review, site surveys, purchase order requests for vendors and subcontractors, and compliance with state and federal procurement requirements.

• Recognized by management for being able to maintain a track record of completing tasks ahead of schedule and under budget on a consistent basis for all clients.

• Coordinated March of Dimes Fundraisers from 1990 to 2001.

• Coordinated Salvation Army Christmas Angel Programs from 1990 to 2001.

EDUCATION

Montclair State College, MA Environmental Management, 1995

California University of Pennsylvania, BS Environmental Science, 1990

American Red Cross Volunteer for Hurricane Irene – September 2011

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