Nicholas Schneider

Experience

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  Inland Empire Job Corps

  Jan 2009 - Jan 2013

  Natural Resource Management Instructor

  • Instructed students on natural resource management principles, including water conservation and sustainable practices.• Developed educational materials and hands-on activities to enhance learning experiences.

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  San Bernardino Valley College

  Jan 2009 - Jan 2013

  Associate Professor (Water Technology)

  • Taught courses on water technology, providing students with knowledge in water management, treatment, and water technology.• Developed and updated course materials to reflect industry standards and technological advancements.• Conducted research and published findings on water technology and management.

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  Mount San Jacinto College

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2022

  Program Coordinator and Associate Professor for Horticulture

  • Coordinated horticulture programs, including curriculum development, faculty coordination, and student support.• Implemented program improvements that enhanced learning outcomes and student engagement.• Managed program budgets and resources, ensuring efficient use of funds and materials.

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  Mojave Water Agency

  Aug 2013 - Sept 2022

  • Directed legislative efforts and conservation programs for sustainable water management and policy development.• Engaged with policymakers, stakeholders, and community members to advocate for water conservation and regulatory changes.• Managed conservation projects, significantly reducing water usage and improving resource management.• Oversaw grant applications and budget allocations for conservation initiatives.

  • Senior Legislation and Conservation Manager

    Nov 2020 - Sept 2022

  • Water Conservation Manager at Mojave Water Agency

    Aug 2013 - Nov 2020
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  GEORGETOWN DIVIDE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT

  Sept 2022 - now

  General Manager

  • Oversee daily operations of the water district, ensuring efficient water distribution and high-quality service delivery to 10,000 customers.• Develop and execute strategic plans to optimize water management, reduce operational costs, and enhance infrastructure.• Manage a multi-million-dollar budget, including financial planning, cost control, and procurement processes.• Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local water quality and environmental regulations.• Lead and mentor a team of 30 employees, fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement.• Obtained the District Transparency Certificate of Excellence award from California Special Districts. Show less