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PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEUser Statistical Data Analyst across Multi-Functional areas.Highly organized, detail oriented, and creative individual capable of rising to the challenge and providing leadership to define problems, identify opportunities, and develop large effective data solutions.Perform analysis on and with data to assist organizational managers in making informed decisions.Through knowledge of compensation plans and statistical analysis.Working with various projects, and functional groups such as transformation, plant analyses, growth facilities on pipeline projects from T0 through T3 across multiple locations and environments.Excellent presentation skills across global environments.Growth mindset with a passion for innovation.Proven ability to interact and provide solutions for all levels of organization while working independently or as part of a team and with a passion for data and helping people.A visionary with leadership experience conducting research and contributing to research projects, technologies, publications, intellectual property, and trade secrets.An ability to follow directions and attain/apply knowledge quickly.Proficient knowledge of SAS, SPSS, R, Word, Excel, Power Point, including Access, and most importantly, a passion for research.EducationWest Texas A&M University GPA 3.90/4.0 Canyon, TexasPh.D. in Agriculture Systems August 2017West Texas A&M University GPA 3.88/4.0 Canyon, TexasM.S. in Plant, Soil, and Environmental Science December 2012West Texas A&M University GPA 3.95/4.0 Canyon, TexasB.S. in Plant, Soil, and Environmental Science December 2010Experience:Clovis Community College January 15, 2021-currentDesigned a plant science class in Canvas.After only one year, I was given additional teaching assignments which include designing an animal science class in Canvas with knowledge of Blackboard through Amarillo College.Richardson Seeds, Inc, a Division of NuFarm Americas Vega, TexasNuFarm Americas April 24, 2013-Febuary 1, 2021Sorghum Breeder R&D AnalystAnalyzed Yield and Trait Data through SAS, SPSS, R, and Excel.Achieved local & global R&D alignment and engagement through contribution to planning and execution of nurseries, trials, and projects aligned to NuFarm ambition goal, brand, and culture.oDrive efficiency in R&D systems and process. Manage and develop projects for work at Vega.oDeveloped pipeline plan for the new germplasm through the Re-instated Sorghum Conversion Program.Selected sorghum hybrids with insect and disease resistance across all locations and trials.Negotiated contracts for sorghum trials in EEUU and South America for consistency and dependable results for statistical analysis.oOptimized trial designs at each location and for each service provider to maximize accuracy and provide least cost to NuFarm.oCreated a template for standardized trait data collection and measurements for all nurseries, trials, and projects.Collaborated/Implemented 4000 rows in the Vega Sorghum Nursery using GIS modeling system.Assisted Lead Sorghum Breeder in organizing, bagging, crossing, and management of the Vega Sorghum Nursery.Assigned to work closely with Dr. Fred Miller for 2 years learning lines and new material.Mentored summer help for techniques on plant breeding for efficiency and purity.West Texas A&M University Canyon, TexasGraduate Assistantship Spring 2011-Fall 2012Introductory Plant Science Lab Instructor. Spring 2011Introductory Soil Science Lab Instructor. Fall 2011- Fall 2012Experimental design and Statistical analysis.Soil/plant sampling and irrigation of field experiment for a grant from the Ogallala Aquifer.GIS soil mapping.Electron Microscopy and particle size analysis using soil as a medium.West Texas A&M University Canyon, TexasResearch Assistant August 2009-Fall 2012Researched greenbug biotypes, on sorghum, under three different photoperiods.Oversaw laboratory and greenhouse.Planted and evaluated hundreds of sorghum genotypes for resistance to greenbug biotypes E & I.Sampled sorghum panicle caterpillars in the field for a grant from the Sorghum Checkoff Board.B&G Cattle Hereford, TexasOwner/Operator May 2004-May 2007Optimized inventory by monitoring for product shortages and ensuring efficient service usage.Increased profit margins by tracking inventory to ensure least cost production.Identifying/doctoring sick cattle, shipping, and receiving cattle.Amarillo Childrens Clinic Amarillo, TexasPediatric Phone Triage Nurse November 2002-December 2005Managed Physicians schedule.Assisted patients over the phone.Patient care.PresentationsCenter of Sorghum Improvement Seminar; K-State University, December 2017Evaluation of Partially Converted Lined from the Re-instated Sorghum Conversion Program for Early Testing.West Texas A&M University, May 2016Inheritance and Effect of Height Genes in SorghumASA, CSSA, and SSSA International Annual Meetings, October 2012Effect of Fertility Source and Irrigation Levels on Forage Sorghum Production and QualitySecond Annual Agricultural Consortium of Texas Research Symposium at Texas Tech University, April 2012Effect of Fertility Source and Irrigation Levels on Forage Sorghum Production and QualityWest Texas A&M University Student Research Conference, April 2012Effect of Fertility on Sorghum (Sorghum: bicolor) at Varying IrrigationNational Entomological Society of America, November 2010Effect of Photoperiod on Greenbug (Hemiptera: Aphididae) on Sorghum8th Annual Pathways Student Research Symposium, October 2010Effect of Photoperiod on Greenbug (Hemiptera: Aphididae) on SorghumSouthwestern Branch of ESA, April 2010Effect of Photoperiod on Greenbug (Hemiptera: Aphididae) on SorghumSorghum Improvement Conference of North America and Great Plains Sorghum Conference, August 2009Effect of Photoperiod on Fitness of Greenbug, Schizaphis graminum, Biotypes on SorghumSorghum Improvement Conference of North America student competition, August 2009Effect of Photoperiod on Fitness of Greenbug, Schizaphis graminum, Biotypes on SorghumNational Entomological Society of America, December 2009Effect of Photoperiod on Fitness of Greenbug, Schizaphis graminum, Biotypes on Sorghum |
