1. Kyle Yarmush Home: (610) 582-0448
918 Denise Drive Cell: (610) 741-7755
Birdsboro, PA 19508 Email: Kyarmush14@gmail.com
CareerObjectives
 To enter the environmental field and gain valuable experience and knowledge to project
my career as an environmental geologist.
Education
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
 Bachelor of Science, Geology, 3.2 GPA……………………………………..… May 2015
 Projects
o Stream Water Discharge: Using a cup flow meter, velocity and depth
measurements were recorded at multiple locations on the Saucony creek. Data
was recorded using the USGS method, organized using Microsoft Excel and
determined to be a gaining stream.
o Water table Measurements: Depth to water table was measured using WL400
water level sensor at multiple monitoring wells. Collected data was interpreted
using the 3-point method to determine subsurface geology, ground water flow as
well as generate a water contour map using Corel.
o Subsurface Evaluation: An abandoned park was surveyed using ground
penetrating radar and a dipole-dipole resistivity array and then processed using
Oasis Montaj to locate a buried swimming pool.
 Registered for ASBOG Fundamentals of Geology exam
 Kutztown University Geology Club member (2012 – 2015)
 Geological Society of America member
 2015 Harrisburg Pennsylvania Conference of Professional Geologist attendee
Volunteer Experience
2014 Science Olympiad Volunteer
 Assisted children to complete interactive experiments
Key Technical Skills
 Hydrological and geophysical instruments such as WL400 water level sensor, EM
(Horizontal loop electromagnetic and Very Low Frequency), Ground penetrating radar,
Geometrics G- 856 and G-858 Magnetometers, Warden Gravimeter and MPT DAS-1
Electrical Impedance Tomography System for subsurface evaluation
 Stream water discharge, erosion evaluation, flood risk evaluation ,water table
measurement and 3-point method
 Advanced computer programs such as SUPCRT92, Corel, Modflow, Aqtesolv, Oasis
Montaj and MagMap2000.
 Field mapping, topographic profiling, construction and interpretation of geological cross-
sections and
 Sequence stratigraphy, basin evolution, borehole analysis and interpretation
 Detailed structural analysis of rock outcrops
 Strike and dip measurements using Brunton Compass
 Bulk composition/host rock mineral comparison and geologic thin section preparation

2.  Identifying rock and minerals in outcrop scale, hand sample and thin section using light
microscopes
 Economic ore body location and calculation
Work Experience
Eves Excavating……………………………………………………...…………06/2009 – Current
 Worked independently to prepare and finish site construction to meet customer
requirements
Hanna’s Handiworks……………………………………………………………12/2011 – Current
 Managed trade show exhibit booth setup and presentation for craft show
Northern Piedmont Fire and Tree……….……………………...………………03/2014 – 06/2014
 Tree service labor focused on customer service and safety
Pier 1 Imports…………...…………………………………………………...…01/2011 – 08/2011
 Receiving and inventory of merchandise for retail sale
Courtyard by Marriott ………………………………………...………….…….02/2010 – 12/2010
 Bartender: Expanded my customer service skills interacting with guests while increasing
my organizational skills through preparation for conferences
References Available Upon Request