Patrick H. Shaw, EITPhD Student

4924 Shelby Avenue, Apt. 210Rapid City, South Dakota 57701

(443) 604-3170patrick.shaw@mines.sdsmt.edu

Objective Highly trained, educated, and motivated Civil Engineer in Training (EIT) with a profound record in water resources, land development, and construction management/inspection. A multitasker capable of quality, independent and collaborative work in challenging situations pursuing a Civil and Environmental Engineering career to enhance my engineering skills within the community.Education BS – Civil and Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, GPA: 3.1 December 2014MS – Civil and Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, GPA: 3.8 December 2016PhD – Civil and Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, GPA: 4.0 May 2018South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (SDSM&T)Work Experience Research SDSM&T– Mountain Pine Beetle Project January 2016 – Current

Dynamically model hydrological impact of land cover change over time with EROS land use dataseto Modeling time-variable land cover change using Hydrological Simulation Program-Fortrano Compiling, analyzing, and interpreting data from multiple sources of large datasets for the model inputo Organization, communication, and collaboration between other research areas and agencies relating to the same projecto Field sampling for carbon loading from surface runoff in the Black Hills

Kimley-Horn and Associates – Engineer in Land Development (P1); Mesa, Arizona January – July 2015 Land development design, landscape architecture design, electrical design, roadway studies, drainage reports, hydro-turbine

design, cost analysis studies for private and public sector Quality design of curb and gutter, storm and sanitary sewer, fire-line, and site drainage with alignment, profiles, grading,

contours, and details of various site conditions Successfully worked on multiple projects ensuring the client’s needs/wants/requirements were reached on time Ensured city, county, state and federal design requirements, specifications, and codes were implemented Budget analysis to maintain on time for project submittals/deadlines

Kadrmas, Lee, and Jackson (KLJ) – Engineer; Rapid City, South Dakota May–August 2014 Watershed design, storm sewer design, curb and gutter design, detention/runoff design Lead Engineer/Inspection Engineer on a storm sewer and road construction project ($1,000,000 total cost)

o Organized soil, sub-grade, and concrete testing; measured quantities, removals, and tracked documented constructiono Inspected and ensured quality of pipe connections, pipe elevations, pipe slope, inlet placement and manhole elevationo Communicated with contractor, design engineer, and city members for input

McCarthy Building Companies – Engineer Intern; Chandler, Arizona May–July 2013 Led and organized projects on an end of the line water treatment plant expansion from 15MGD to 22MGD Established safety, analyzed job cost/labor costs, communication between stakeholders, sub-contractors to achieve success Checked hydraulic systems, electrical schematics, electrical processes, and control panel layouts Budgeted a $2.2 million reservoir tie-in to a pump station without shut down and a $50,000 expansion joint replacement for an

aeration basin with minimal down time to ensure the water chemistry was not effectedSkills

HSP-F, ArcGIS, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, HEC1, EPANet, AutoCAD-3D, SWMM, Soil Data Viewer (NRCS), StormCAD, Flow Master, 3D & 2D modeling, R, QGIS, ENVI

Courses: Statics, Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, Surveying, Numerical Methods, Construction Materials, Environmental Engineering, Hydrology, Sustainable Design, Hydraulic Design, Geo-tech., Structural Theory, Watershed Modeling, Reinforced Concrete Design, Construction Engineering, Ecology, Air Pollution Phenomenon, Global Information Systems, Open Channel Flow, Construction Management, Contracts, Fluvial Processes, Water Quality/Techniques, Statistical Methods in Water Resources, Engineering Geology of Surficial Deposits, Contaminant Fate and Transport

Extra-Curricular Graduate Teacher’s Assistant for Dr. Thomas Fontaine - Fluid Mechanics, Dr. Scott Kenner – Hydraulic Systems and Watershed Modeling Fellowship of Christian Athletes Leader, Student Athletic Advisory Committee Treasurer, #85 award winner for the 2013 football season

(integrity, accountability, responsibility, perseverance, hard work, and leadership award), Order of the Engineer, ASCE member Football at SDSM&T - Leader since a freshman on and off the field, a mentor for teammates, four-year starter, 2 time All-American honors,

played in the All-American Bowl in the Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN – December 2013 Community service: NFL youth, cleaned Rapid Creek area, move wood chips for a jungle gym in a neighborhood, Habitat for Humanities,

pulled weeds around the Rapid City Regional Hospital

References available upon request