The great professors at UWRF had me looking forward to learning new tools that provided solutions to natural resource issues. I would spend time outside of the scheduled GIS classes perfecting my
skills in spatial analyst, model builder, and 3D mapping software. Beyond my
ESRI skills, I learned how to use Photoshop to refine my maps, and Illustrator to convert them into a publishable state.
My work experience includes working as a wildlife management intern at Crex Meadows with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. I used GIS to record GPS data on plant and animal surveys and invasive species control sites. Prior to attending River Falls, I worked as a field service technician in the nuclear industry servicing, installing, and upgrading fuel handling equipment in the United States and Taiwan. This experience taught me how to collaborate with others in a highly regulated industry, troubleshoot machine errors, and repair equipment.
My work experience includes working as a wildlife management intern at Crex Meadows with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. I used GIS to record GPS data on plant and animal surveys and invasive species control sites. Prior to attending River Falls, I worked as a field service technician in the nuclear industry servicing, installing, and upgrading fuel handling equipment in the United States and Taiwan. This experience taught me how to collaborate with others in a highly regulated industry, troubleshoot machine errors, and repair equipment.
Outside of my studies, I spend my free time exploring and camping outdoors. I have advised and built PCs for professionals and computer enthusiasts. If you have any questions about me or GIS feel free to send me an email (see resume page).
Jeff Steen
