Bio

Ms. Jillian Wulf is a scientist with 7 years of field and project experience in water quality monitoring, stormwater compliance, regulatory support, and sediment sampling. She has played key roles in conducting large-scale environmental programs across Southern California, including per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) groundwater and drinking water assessments on tribal lands, municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) NPDES watershed monitoring programs, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) dredging investigations. Her technical versatility, combined with strong field leadership and reporting capabilities, makes her an asset to multidisciplinary environmental projects.

Ms. Wulf brings a strong background in coordinating and executing water quality sampling programs. She serves in both assistant project manager and field lead roles, overseeing sampling events, interfacing with laboratories, and ensuring timely and accurate data reporting to regulatory agencies. Her experience includes quality control of analytical and field monitoring data, managing real-time storm event monitoring, conducting dry-weather flow investigations, and supporting the development of sampling standard operating procedures for emerging contaminants.

Additionally, Ms. Wulf provides regulatory support through data validation, reporting, and QA/QC review. She also develops and maintains GIS mapping tools to support planning, reporting, and stormwater infrastructure assessments. Her combination of technical expertise, regulatory knowledge, and team coordination skills makes her a valuable contributor to multidisciplinary environmental projects.