Lisa Wald: WEB CONTENT MANAGER/SCIENCE WRITER in Evergreen, CO

U.S. Geological Survey, Earthquake Hazards Program, Golden, Colorado Web Content Manager for Earthquake Hazards Program Website, Landslide Hazards Program Website, Geomagnetism Program Website, and Geologic Hazards Science Center Website, including Information Architecture, User Experience, Graphic Design and Layout. Write scientific articles for the websites to explain Program research to the general public. Communicate with other government agencies, non-government agencies, scientists, engineers, emergency- response personnel, and the general public.

U.S. Geological Survey, Earthquake Hazards Program, Golden, Colorado Leader/Manager/Coordinator of Earthquake Hazards Program Website, Landslide Hazards Program Website, Geomagnetism Program Website, and Geologic Hazards Science Center Website. Outreach & Education Coordinator for the Program and Team. Directly supervise three web developers, and manage a total of 5-12 staff. Responsible for planning, designing, creating and maintaining websites, and for coordinating all web products from various design teams, as well as writing content for webpages. Project manager for web application development projects using Agile Scrum. Design and create communications and outreach materials for the Program and the Team. Communicate with other government agencies, non-government agencies, scientists, engineers, emergency-response personnel, and the general public.

U.S. Geological Survey, Earthquake Hazards Program, Pasadena, California Work as team member on Western Region Earthquake Hazards Team as Outreach & Education Program Manager and Webmaster and for the Pasadena office. Leader of Earthquake Hazards Program Web Team. Responsible for designing, creating and maintaining Earthquake Hazards Program website, Pasadena office website, ANSS website, and TriNet website. Creating the scope and content of the new Outreach and Education Program, including the compilation and development of hands-on earth science activities for elementary classrooms, teacher workshops, public lecture series, and other related outreach and education products.

U.S. Geological Survey, Earthquake Hazards Program, Pasadena, California Work as team member on Western Region Earthquake Hazards Team responsible for development, maintenance, and interface of station history. Editor of the annual Southern California Network Bulletin. MAC systems manager. Responsible for maintaining and distributing emergency earthquake response procedure. Routine quality control processing of seismic recording on network. Webmaster for Pasadena Office. Principal investigator for research on surface waves and site response.