I have had an interest in energy efficiency of residential and commercial buildings which is why I pursued the energy rater profession after moving to Colorado in 2009.

The company. They really care about the well being of the employees. The company also evolves; they constantly strive to improve processes and services to clients.

The core value of "A - All for One" resonates with me the most because that ultimately is what makes for a successful company as well as a successful society.

I provide administrative oversight of the work of the Rater Field Inspectors by reviewing their data inputs into the rating software. It is a quasi-quality control position for those who do not yet have the experience of a certified home energy rater.

I took the rater training through EnergyLogic. I was impressed with the organization of the training and the knowledge base of the employees.

As someone who has enjoyed backcountry skiing, the biggest concern/danger is always avalanches. I, and everyone else in my group, was fortunate to survive after being caught in an avalanche while attempting to ski up and over the crest of the Sierras in California in 2005.

Purdue University - B.S. Natural Resources and Environmental Science

University of Idaho - B.S. Geological Engineering

I think it would be cool to scuba dive in open water and encounter a school of hammerhead sharks.