Darren Murphy

703-622-2448 • darren.murphy.a@gmail.com • www.linkedin.com/in/darrenmurphyxdrafter

CIVIL DRAFTER OBJECTIVE Career transitioning into the field of Civil Drafting, providing Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) skills needed to assist the engineering activities within the transportation design and engineering fields. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES

• Creativity – turn plans and ideas into technical drawings that will guide in designing an object.

• Math skills – ability to solve complex mathematical calculations involving angles, loads, costs, etc.

• Detail Oriented – attention to detail so that the technical drawing is technically accurate.

• Technical skills – ability to use Computer-Aided Design and Solid Modeling software.

• Interpersonal Skills – ability to take advice and constructive criticism, as well as offer it.

• Time-management skills – work efficiently to produce the technical drawings under tight deadlines.

SOFTWARE EXPERTISE • Bentley’s MicroStation GEOPAK V8i SELECT Series4 (SS4) OpenRoads • Autodesk's AutoCAD 2016 • Autodesk’s Revit 2016 • Microsoft’s Office - Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Visio EDUCATION • Certificate, Computer-Aided Drafting for the Building Professional Montgomery College, Rockville, MD

12/2015

• Graduate Certificate, Geographic Information Sciences George Mason University, Fairfax VA

05/2011

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CADD Technician Editor, I.F. Rooks & Associates, Inc. (IFR) 08/2016 – Present Plant City, FL • Process data collected by IFR’s Photogrammetrists and convert their data using Cardinal Systems’ VrOne

(VrOne) software, a mapping vector collection and editing package with Digital Terrain Modeling (DTM), image display, translation and batch processing capabilities.

• Convert VrOne’s datasets into Bentley’s MicroStation V8 DGN file format. • Design and model Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) major roadway projects using Bentley’s

MicroStation GEOPAK V8i SELECT Series4 (SS4) OpenRoads Technology’s tools within FDOT’s SS4 Workspace environment.

Map Specialist Level III, Collins Consulting, Inc. 04/2012 – 03/2013 Alexandria, VA As a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) government contractor, supported FEMA’s Map Information eXchange (FMIX) by providing both general and technical guidance to the general public regarding FEMA’s complex regulatory Letter of Map Amendment application (LOMA) and Letter of Map Revision-Based on Fill (LOMR-F) processes.

Darren Murphy 703-622-2448 Page 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE – continued • Disseminated information by phone and email in accordance with FEMA's legally approved guidelines. • Processed approximately 40-50 daily inbound calls in accordance with the company’s procedures and

metrics. • Responded, in accordance to FEMA – approved language, to 10-12 e-mails within a daily 1-hour time

frame per the company’s established metrics. • Resolved disputes between two or more parties pertaining to the FEMA-administered National Flood

Insurance Program’s flood insurance requirements. • Acted as a liaison for FMIX-related problems as reported by the public, such as a mission-critical website

that was experiencing technical issues. GIS Analyst II, CSZNet, Inc. 01/2010 – 04/2012 Washington, DC As a Government of the District of Columbia (Washington, DC) contractor, assisted with Washington, DC’s management of its Geographic Information System - Master Address Repository, a complex geospatial database of building addresses, intersections, city blocks, residential units, and other location identifiers.

• Created automated geoprocessing models to run routine updates to specific, mission critical geospatial datasets that resulted in approximately 60% reduction in the amount of time.

• Edited, updated and/or created geospatial data sets that were in accordance with DC GIS’s standards • Respond to user-reported discrepancies researched owner information and relayed important changes to

public/private entities, such as the U.S. National Park Service and Google. • Assisted in an annual project with the United States Postal Service to ensure address accuracy of

Washington, DC’s primary and secondary addresses, which resulted in a 4% match rate increase from 2010 to 2011 with an overall match rate of 95%.

• Provided technical writing and editing support for the GIS Task Lead in publishing MAR-related online documentation and publications.

GIS Associate I, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. 05/2006 – 06/2009 Alexandria, VA Provided technical and administrative support, as part of FEMA’s Flood Map Modernization program, to process Letters of Map Revision (LOMR) - MT-2 applications. • Processed LOMR - MT-2 applications, using ESRI’s Production Line Tool Set for ArcGIS 9.2. • Completed 6 - 8 LOMR - MT-2 applications per month in accordance to my company’s set metrics • Reconciled and posted database updates to FEMA’s National Flood Hazard Layer geospatial database. • Acted as a liaison between the Lead Engineer, the Quality Control Analyst and the FEMA official, who

issued the final approval. AWARDS While employed at Michael Baker Jr, Inc., I earned a Certificate of Appreciation for my contributions to FEMA's Map Modernization Program-National Flood Hazard Layer. Michael Baker, Jr. Inc. received the American Council of Engineering Companies Engineering Excellence Award (March 2009) for this project.