Data Management Specialist

Posted on: 2008-04-07

CARLA GIULIANA KNAPP Address: 7104 Brandemere Ln, apt. J, Winston Salem, NC 27106 Cell phone: (336) 413-8949 E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION University (September 2006) LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM) – Peru Graduate degree in Forest Engineering by Thesis presentation and dissertation. Graduate School (September 2005 – March 2006) LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM) - Peru XV Environmental Audit and Quality Management Specialization Program • Includes formation in air, water and land quality; waste water; occupational health and safety; ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001. University (March 1999 – December 2004) LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM) - Peru Bachelor Degree in Forestry Engineering • Formation in all the aspects of the Forest Science including Ecology, Dendrology, Best practices, Ecotourism, Remote Sensoring, Teledetection, Topography, Wood Anatomy, Urban Forestry among others. EXPERIENCE DATA MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (September 2007 – Current) Leistritz Advance Turbine Corporation INSPECTOR (January – April, 2005) National Institute Of Natural Resources (INRENA-PERÚ) Forestry and Wild Fauna Technical Administration – Lima – Peru • Worked as Inspector at Lima International Airport for flora and fauna included in CITES, by searching and detecting passengers for possible illegal trade. • As Inspector at the Maritime Port of Callao for lumber products included or not in CITES, ready for shipping, in cargo areas and in storage facilities. • As CITES - Flora Chief Inspector's Assistant, by writing reports and inspecting lumber companies mainly for Cedar and Mahogany exports. PROFESSOR’S ASSISTANT (July – December, 2002) La Molina National Agrarian University (UNALM) PERÚ Forestry Science Faculty Teledetection Laboratory • Teledetection Professor's Lab Assistant, helping him during classes, working directly with the students in the use of remote sensing equipment and reading of aerial pictures, satellite images and maps to identify different areas in the Amazon jungle. INTERN (March – June, 2002) Experimental Unit Jenaro Herrera – Iquitos – PERÚ • This internship was part of the Camp Semester at the Forestry Science Faculty as part of our studies. • I got in situ education for Forest Best Management Practices, Dendrology, Wild Fauna (identification and research), Forest Measurement, and Forest Ecology; living in an experimental unit in the jungle. SECRETARY AND INTERPRETER (February – March, 1996) Canadian Universities Services Overseas (CUSO) • Worked as a temp secretary by answering phones both in English and Spanish, customer service and other clerical and administrative jobs. • Interpreter for Canadian students during the time they arrive to Lima and while them started their Spanish lessons. This gave me the opportunity to practice and improve my skills as translator and interpreter and to deal with different type of people. PUBLISHING “Determination of Adsorption Capacity of Air Particulate Materials from 3 Arboreal Species in 2 Main Avenues at the District of Lima Downtown” LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM), PERU • Thesis to obtain the Forestry Engineering Degree. Qualification of Outstanding. TRAINNING Environmental CHEMICAL SOCIETY - PERÚ (May 2006) • “Capturing and Storing of Carbon Dioxide” Wildlife ECOLOGYCAL AND RECREATIONAL CENTRE HUACHIPA - PERÚ (March 2005) • “I Course of Wildlife Anesthesiology” Forestry Science LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM) ALECIF (October -November, 2004) • “VIII Latin American Forestry Science Students Congress” PERUVIAN REPUBLIC CONGRESS (November 2003) • Lecture: “Challenges on the Sustainable Management of Mahogany in Peru within the Aspects of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)” LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM)-Perú (November 2002) • Conference: “First Encounter Between Students and Forestry Entrepreneurs” LA MOLINA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY (UNALM)-Perú (November 2002) • Conference Cycles: “National Forestry Week 2002” Ecology and Environment SAN MARTÍN DE PORRES UNIVERSITY - HUMAN MEDICINE CAMPUS Municipality of La Molina- Peru (October 2001) • “I Ecology and Environmental Symposium. Developing Consciousness in the Community” OTHER SKILLS Languages • Spanish: Native Language • English: Oral and Written Sufficiency Computer Skills • Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point (medium to advance); • GIS (basic) PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Leoncio José Calderón A. Chief Inspector – Cites National Institute of Natural Resources -INRENA Forestry and Wild Fauna Technical Administration – Lima Cell phone: (511) 999-266-32 Office: (511) 460-0873 E-mail: [email protected] Ing. Fernando Bulnes Professor UNALM Faculty of Forestry Science Department of Forestry Management Phone: (511) 349-5847 ext. 235; (511) 349-2634. E-mail: [email protected] Carmen Espinoza Bernal Project Country Representative CUSO Phone: (511) 241-3388 (511) 241-3394 / Fax: (511) 241-1926 E-mail: [email protected] Oscar Espinoza Chirinos Sales Manager – Colombia Region ALICORP Cell Phone (Colombia): (312)583- 6659 PERSONAL REFERENCES Margarita Matthews Phone: (928) 341-1951 E-mail: [email protected] Colleen Miranda Phone: (937) 475-8775 E-mail: [email protected] Maria Cuenca E-mail: [email protected]