Jeffrey Eitzmann

Jeffrey Eitzmann has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Jeffrey started their career as a GIS Technician at Kansas State University, where they assisted in ensuring map consistency with database data. Jeffrey also worked as a Fisheries Research Technician, conducting electrofishing and studying population dynamics of fish species. Jeffrey later became a Biologist at Miami-Dade County, where they conducted biological assessments and reviewed engineering plans for coastal construction projects. Jeffrey also worked as a Laboratory Assistant at Specialized Technology Resources, Inc., conducting physical testing on food samples. In 2010, they joined AIS Inc as a Fisheries Observer, observing fishing practices and collecting data on captured species. Jeffrey then became the President of Falcon Drilling Inc (USA) in 2012, overseeing company operations. Jeffrey also served as a Director at Granite Enterprises Ltd and Mountain Quail Holdings Inc. Additionally, they gained research experience as a Graduate Research Assistant at Kansas State University, where they studied fish communities and compared their food habits using stable isotopes. Jeffrey also participated in a research program funded by the National Science Foundation, electrofishing and conducting independent studies on blue suckers.

Jeffrey Eitzmann completed their Bachelor's Degree in Fisheries Biology from Kansas State University from 2001 to 2005. Jeffrey then pursued a Master's Degree in Fisheries Science from Kansas State University from 2005 to 2008.