David Moyer has ten years of full-time work experience and extensive education in science and engineering, seeking a position in environmental science and policy that offers hands-on experience and opportunities for advancement. His educational background includes a Master's in Water Management and Hydrologic Sciences and a B.S. in Chemistry, with various relevant projects and certifications. He possesses technical skills in analytical chemistry and GIS, along with organizational affiliations and volunteer experience in educational outreach.

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David Moyer
335 AshRd
Tuckerton,NJ,08087-1413
(979) 204-5106
dj_moyer@yahoo.com
Objective
I have held several jobs,my firstin 1997 as a stock-boy for a deli. I have ten years of full-timeexperience and several
more with part-time work in a variety of jobs that have absolutely no relevanceto the career I am trying to build (so I
will notwaste your time by listingthem). I also spentsome time unemployed due to lay-offs and a sloweconomy.
My main sellingpointis thatI also have ten years of college coursework, mostly in scienceand engineering. As
you can see here, my education has prepared me for work with analytical chemistry,water resources,water quality,
GIS, and environmental policy. However, I am versatile and I am interested in all aspects of environmental science
and policy so I am willingto be a bitflexibleaboutthe jobs I will consider accepting. WhatI need right now is a
position thatwill providethe followingthings for me:
 Hands-on experience that will be useful in building a solid career;
 Keeping my mind active and providing a variety of duties from day to day;
 Working where science, engineering, and policy meet;
 The ability to pay my bills & student loans: preferably $52,000/year or more;
 Opportunities for advancement & further training.
Education
 Ocean CountyVocational-TechnicalSchool—Brick,NJ—2015
o AutoCADcertificationshort-course, equivalentto3 credits.
 TexasA&MUniversity—CollegeStation,TX—2012to 2015
o Master of WaterMangementand HydrologicSciences, withminor & certificate in GIS
o 55 credithourscompleted;cumulative GPA=3.53
o Capstone project:investigatingUV exposure asaremoval agentforagricultural and
pharmaceutical chemicalsaswatercontaminants,testingseveral processfactorsforeffectson
processefficiency. WorkedunderDr.Paul Schwab.
 Universityof NewHampshire—Durham, NH—2009to 2011
o B.S. Chemistry
o 96 credithourstransferred infromClarkson,76 credithours completed here;190 total
undergraduate credits;cumulativeGPA=3.39, Cum Laude
o Capstone project:molecularmodelingtopredicthydratedstructuresof Ni,Cu,andZn
complexeswithvariousligandgroups. WorkedunderDr.RoyPlanalp.
 Clarkson University—Potsdam, NY—1999 to2003
o Begana programtowardsB.S. Chemistry
o 114 credithourscompleted;transferredprogramtoUNH infall 2009.

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Skills and Abilities
 MicrosoftOffice,ChemDraw, MestreNova, ArcGIS 10, STATA, JMP, AutoCAD Civil 16.
 Some knowledge of water systems and allocation policies,water quality,water chemistry, BMP for pollution
prevention and soil/water conservation, wastewater, etc.
 Technical and formal writingexperience. Public speakingwith visual aids. Some teaching experience.
 Analytical chemistry methods: UV/Vis, FTIR, NMR spectroscopy;pH and conductivity tests; lab-scaleHPLC.
 Weighing, mixing,dissolving,and heatingsolid & liquid chemicals. Handlingchemical waste.
 Familiarity with hand tools,power tools,small engines,and tractors.
 Always willing to learn something new;willingto cross-train in multipleareas.
Organizational Affiliations
 AmericanWaterResource Association: national membersince 2012, TAMU Chaptermember2012-14,
chapterVP 6/2013-6/2014
o Won the AWRA national award for MostOutstandingStudent Chapter for the 2013-14 school year!
 AmericanChemical Society:membersince 2012
 AmericanWaterWorks Association:membersince 2012
 Aggie Outreach forTexasA&MUniversity
o Volunteered as a judge and general helper for several scientific/academic competitions for high school
and elementary students which have their regional and state competitions at the Texas A&M campus.
o Participated as a guestlecturer for a water conservation lesson ata local elementary school.
References
RobertKozlowski,friend&formerco-worker. 609-709-2228
Brian Rutherford, friend&formerco-worker. 978-609-5347
Eric Robinson,formersupervisor. 603-817-8554
AmyLindsay, formersupervisor. amy.lindsay@unh.edu
Dr. Roy Planalp,UNHprofessor&thesisadvisor. roy.planalp@unh.edu
Michael Marston, friend. 603-205-9242
Dr. Paul Schwab,TAMU thesisadvisor. pschwab@tamu.edu
Dr. Jacqui Aitkenhead-Peterson,TAMUprofessor. jpeterson@ag.tamu.edu
David Moyer
335 AshRd
Tuckerton,NJ,08087-1413
(979) 204-5106
dj_moyer@yahoo.com