Cole Omelchenko is an aspiring finance professional seeking to leverage his background in math, economics and engineering. He has extensive experience adjusting crop hail claims and serving customers in bartending roles. His education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Math from the University of Alberta. He is skilled at analyzing data, problem-solving, and providing excellent customer service.

1. COLE OMELCHENKO
Edmonton, AB & Saskatoon, SK | 1-780-238-6733 | ​comelche@ualberta.ca
Aspiring finance/wealth management professional with a background in math, economics and electrical engineering
seeks to enter the world of finance where I can capably leverage my extensive numeracy to grow wealth for clients.
Adept at applying formulae and knowledge to solve challenging technical problems. Skilled at writing legible and
organized technical reports. Completed Bloomberg Market Concepts. ​Reputed to be ​extremely detailed, process
orientated, efficient and timely.
• EDUCATION
• Bachelor of Arts Degree with an Economics Major and a Math Minor​ | 2019 | University of Alberta,
Edmonton, AB
• Courses for Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering | 2011 – 2015 | University of Alberta, Edmonton,
AB | Incomplete
• Awarded a University of Alberta Academic Excellence Scholarship | 2011
• High School Diploma | 2011 | North Battleford Comprehensive High School | Graduated on Honour Roll with
Distinction (Partial IB)
• WORK EXPERIENCE
Hail Adjuster > Saskatoon, SK > June 2017 – Present | Palliser Insurance (Licensed in Saskatchewan)
• Meet with farmers across 3 provinces and adjust 1000-5000 acres of crop a day for hail damage.
• Efficiently complete paperwork for the company and insure for payments due to damage.
• Manage own team by setting up and completing claims.
• Adjust up to 12 hours per day, work in inclement weather and walk many miles per day through crops.
• Negotiate with farmers and come to an amicable agreement.
Bartender | Edmonton, AB | April 2019 – June 2019 | The Writer’s Room
• Setup and take down bar setups, memorize drinks and menu items and talk to and interact with customers
to upsell them and provide a convivial environment for them.
Events Staff | Edmonton, AB | Sept. 2016 – Present | Student’s Union of the University of Alberta
• Duties involved catering, bartending and looking after events to keep them tidy and running on time.
• Also helped with any guest requests.
Credit Union Security | Saskatoon, SK | Sept. 2014 – Present
• Maintained order and safety for concerts containing more than 5000 people; used quick problem-solving
and situational awareness to ensure public safety.
• De-escalated people under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol using effective communication and
interpersonal skills
Bartender | Edmonton, AB | Sept. 2015 – Apr. 2016 | Devaney’s Irish Pub
• Entrusted to open and close the bar.
• Also cheerfully served customers food orders and drinks and made sure the customers were happy during
their experience at the pub.
Please enquire about additional work experiences prior to 2015.
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2. COLE OMELCHENKO
Edmonton, AB & Saskatoon, SK | 1-780-238-6733 | ​comelche@ualberta.ca
• LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
• President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the Mount Hope 4-H Club
• Senior Ring (President) of the Student Representative Council in High School - planned events, meetings
and rallies, gave speeches, and interacted with local businesses for sponsorships.
• Student and Instructor at Kee’s Tae Kwon Do; organized and taught classes to students of all ages and
abilities.
• Weightlifting trainer - lead a personal group of people that wanted to lift, and taught the basics of fitness
and lifting techniques.
• SOFTWARE PROFICIENCIES
• Windows (multiple releases), Excel, Word, Stata, LoggerPro (for graphs and data logs) and basic
knowledge of Xilinx to create programs to complete basic tasks which were relayed onto a circuit board.
• COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT & VOLUNTEERING
• Helped the North Battleford Animal Shelter with taking care of their animals.
• Helped with Timberline Bible Camp as a camp counsellor and doing odd jobs around the camp, including
repairing, helping with meal preparation for meals and organizing the kids.
• Helped with Water Safety Week at the North Battleford Kinsmen Aquatic Center.
• Volunteered as an Orientation Volunteer in Lister Residence at the University of Alberta, where I helped
first year students have an easier transition from high school to university and learn how to live in the
residence by guiding them and answering any questions.
• LICENSES & CERTIFICATES
• Class 5 driver’s license with no infractions
• OSSA and CSTS Training (2014)
• ProServe (2015) and ProTect (2016)
• Certified with license to adjust crop hail in Saskatchewan (2018)
• WORK/LIFE BALANCE
• Achieved a Third Dan Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. Won many trophies and competitions for sparring and
forms; competed on a national level.
• Public speaking in 4-H, and competed at the provincial level from 2000 to 2009. Won many Showmanship
trophies in my 4-H club, and competed at a regional level.
• Weight lifting, keeping in shape, learning to program, golfing, learning about new machinery,
snowboarding, guitar and saxophone.
• University Level Wrestler
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