Lacey Jeroue

Experience

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  Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

  Sept 2011 - Dec 2011

  Biological Science Technician II

  • Conducted salmonid spawning-ground surveys throughout the Lake Washington watershed.• Trained, explained and demonstrated technical methods and protocols in the field.• Communicated and coordinated with a multi-agency crew to organize field activities while remaining flexible to unforeseen situations.

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  U.S. Forest Service

  Mar 2012 - Aug 2012

  Forestry Research Technician

  • Provided technical support for various research projects independently in the lab and field. • Collected typical forestry data (i.e. species, DBH, height, crown width), tree physiological data and environmental/climate data.• Measured leaf conductance in lab with LiCor and Decagon SC-1 leaf porometers. • Developed and wrote methods for measuring leaf contact angle through the use of microphotography.

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  Oregon State University

  Sept 2012 - Oct 2014

  Graduate Research Assistant

  • Provided investigative support for urban Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA).• Developed tree attribute prediction strategies using non-linear fixed and mixed effects multiple linear and non-linear models.• Managed, organized, verified, refined and analyzed data from urban and forestland FIA data from Washington, Oregon and California.• Teaching assisted the course, FOR 321 Forest Mensuration

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  WEST, Inc.

  May 2015 - Sept 2019

  Biometrician

  • Conduct hypothesis testing; t-tests; ANOVAs; multiple, logistic, non-linear, mixed-effect and generalized linear predictive regressions; chi-squared table statistics; distance sampling; and survival analysis.• Apply a variety of analytical methods including bootstrapping, simulation and parallel processing.• Create high quality data visualizations and Markdown documents for communication.• Clean data and perform quality control.• Create and maintain custom R packages via both RStudio and the devtools development package.• Utilize Git commands via PowerShell to organize version control.• Identify inefficiencies in data pipeline and develop methods, proposal and budget to streamline data processing.• Coordinate routine study processes including data collection, data entry, quality control, analysis and reporting, involving several teams of technicians, biologists and statisticians.• Write and review statistical methodologies and results sections for manuscripts, technical reports and white papers.• Manage multiple projects while prioritizing deliverables to meet deadlines in demanding environment.• Collaborate well with project team from multiple backgrounds and disciplines. Show less

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  NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

  Nov 2021 - Nov 2022

  Fishery Analyst

  - Examined patterns and the prevalence of intimidation, sexual harassment and assault experienced by fishery observers through data analysis and research.

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  Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission

  Nov 2022 - now

  Marine Mammal Observer Program Project Manager

  - Developing a monitoring and analytical protocol for the incidental take of harbor porpoise in Alaska from salmon gillnet fisheries