just nailed my first B737‑800 line check rn. spent 12 hrs on the FCOM, ran the entire FMC/CDU prog, even cleared a MEL on the fly. feeling like i just
how do i leverage my 8x42 binocular field experience for a wildlife data job?
i've been doing daily point counts with my nikon 8x42 binocs and logging everything into ebird for years now tbh i know the migration corridors, call playback techniques with the 3.5khz speaker, and can id a winter finch faster than most i’m trying to break into a data analyst role with a conservation org but i’m stuck on the resume part any tips on how to frame my field obs stats (e.g. 150+ hrs of point count data, 20k+ ebird entries, 5-year trend analysis using r) as relevant experience also if anyone knows of remote gigs or internships that need someone who can handle spotting scope data (i’ve got a 20-60x80 spotting scope model 3000) i’d love a intro thanks
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