resume
•
0 likes•17 views
Kevin Stasis is seeking a career with potential for growth where he can apply his mechanical skills. He has over 19 years of experience with mechanical work from his time working at a bowling alley. He also has 19 years of experience with motorcycle maintenance and repairs. His education includes graduating from Overland High School in 2006 and Smoky Hill High School in 2005. He has held several technical and mechanical jobs over the past 15 years, including as a package handler, pinsetter technician, binding machine operator, and games room technician. His skills also include mathematics, computers, driving, and electronics.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Download to read offline
Recommended
Medicine Management
This document discusses medicine management for people with learning disabilities. It notes that fewer than 1 in 5 people with learning disabilities can work, and many rely on carers for support. Managing multiple medicines daily can be difficult for those with learning disabilities. Challenges include that many children need help taking medicine, people may not recognize the need to take it, pills can be uncomfortable, and some dislike the taste. Simplifying regimens and using alternative delivery methods like liquids can help. Carers also need information to properly administer medication. While some mild learning disabilities allow independent medication, disabilities vary widely so many can take medicine without issues given proper support.
Antibiotics in Egyptian pharmacies
This document discusses antibiotics, including their definitions, mechanisms of action, contraindications, drug interactions, and a study on antibiotic dispensing in Egyptian community pharmacies. The study aimed to describe antibiotic use patterns in Egypt. It found that the majority of antibiotics were dispensed without being checked by a pharmacist. Common reasons for dispensing included respiratory and urinary tract infections. Penicillins and cephalosporins were most commonly dispensed both with and without prescriptions. The high use and misuse of antibiotics in Egypt risks increasing antibiotic resistance.
Simulation training in medicine and technology management
Presentation by the Ukrainian-Swiss Mother and Child Health Programme at 2nd Regional Health Technology Management Worskhop (April 10-11, 2014, Chisinau, Moldova)
Records for Life: Redesigning Health Cards to Improve Maternal and Child Heal...
Proposed solution for the Records for Life contest 2013 by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Focus is on improving the experience of the primary user of the health card: the Health Worker.
health care dilevery and nursing practic
1) Nursing is defined as the diagnosis and treatment of human responses to health and illness, with the goal of putting patients in the best condition for nature to act upon them.
2) Health is defined by the WHO as complete physical, mental and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. It is viewed as a continuum.
3) The U.S. health care system is increasingly emphasizing health promotion, wellness and self-care over being just disease-oriented.
BURNS SURGER ..Dr.Abbas
1. Burn injuries are classified based on depth and cause damage through coagulation, stasis, and hyperemia. The rule of nines is used to estimate burn size.
2. Proper burn management includes airway support, ventilation, circulation support, infection treatment, and fluid resuscitation based on the Parkland formula. Wounds require local antibiotics and surgeons may perform escharotomies or grafts.
3. Special considerations include inhalation injuries requiring bronchoscopy, electrical burns risking compartment syndrome, and chemical burns requiring dilution of the agent.
Pregnancy Tests - Antenatal Care
The Presentation is about Routine Pregnancy Tests and Testing (Antenatal Care). It includes following topics.
1. Pelvic (Vaginal) Examination
2. Urine Tests
3. Blood Tests
4. Mother's body weight check
5. Abdominal Examination
6. Listening to Fetal Heart Rate (FHR)
7. Breast Examination
8.Glucose Tolerance Test
9. Alpha Fetoprotein (AFP) test
10.Prenatal risk profile (Triple marker screen)
Chest and heart examination
This document outlines the steps for examining the cardiovascular system, including inspection, palpation, auscultation, and percussion of the heart, neck, lungs, abdomen, and limbs. Key steps include assessing pulse and blood pressure, listening to heart sounds and murmurs at different auscultation sites, and differentiating between systolic and diastolic murmurs that may indicate conditions like aortic stenosis, mitral stenosis, or aortic regurgitation. The goal is to perform a thorough routine exam of the cardiovascular system and identify any abnormalities.
Recommended
Medicine Management
This document discusses medicine management for people with learning disabilities. It notes that fewer than 1 in 5 people with learning disabilities can work, and many rely on carers for support. Managing multiple medicines daily can be difficult for those with learning disabilities. Challenges include that many children need help taking medicine, people may not recognize the need to take it, pills can be uncomfortable, and some dislike the taste. Simplifying regimens and using alternative delivery methods like liquids can help. Carers also need information to properly administer medication. While some mild learning disabilities allow independent medication, disabilities vary widely so many can take medicine without issues given proper support.
Antibiotics in Egyptian pharmacies
This document discusses antibiotics, including their definitions, mechanisms of action, contraindications, drug interactions, and a study on antibiotic dispensing in Egyptian community pharmacies. The study aimed to describe antibiotic use patterns in Egypt. It found that the majority of antibiotics were dispensed without being checked by a pharmacist. Common reasons for dispensing included respiratory and urinary tract infections. Penicillins and cephalosporins were most commonly dispensed both with and without prescriptions. The high use and misuse of antibiotics in Egypt risks increasing antibiotic resistance.
Simulation training in medicine and technology management
Presentation by the Ukrainian-Swiss Mother and Child Health Programme at 2nd Regional Health Technology Management Worskhop (April 10-11, 2014, Chisinau, Moldova)
Records for Life: Redesigning Health Cards to Improve Maternal and Child Heal...
Proposed solution for the Records for Life contest 2013 by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Focus is on improving the experience of the primary user of the health card: the Health Worker.
health care dilevery and nursing practic
1) Nursing is defined as the diagnosis and treatment of human responses to health and illness, with the goal of putting patients in the best condition for nature to act upon them.
2) Health is defined by the WHO as complete physical, mental and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. It is viewed as a continuum.
3) The U.S. health care system is increasingly emphasizing health promotion, wellness and self-care over being just disease-oriented.
BURNS SURGER ..Dr.Abbas
1. Burn injuries are classified based on depth and cause damage through coagulation, stasis, and hyperemia. The rule of nines is used to estimate burn size.
2. Proper burn management includes airway support, ventilation, circulation support, infection treatment, and fluid resuscitation based on the Parkland formula. Wounds require local antibiotics and surgeons may perform escharotomies or grafts.
3. Special considerations include inhalation injuries requiring bronchoscopy, electrical burns risking compartment syndrome, and chemical burns requiring dilution of the agent.
Pregnancy Tests - Antenatal Care
The Presentation is about Routine Pregnancy Tests and Testing (Antenatal Care). It includes following topics.
1. Pelvic (Vaginal) Examination
2. Urine Tests
3. Blood Tests
4. Mother's body weight check
5. Abdominal Examination
6. Listening to Fetal Heart Rate (FHR)
7. Breast Examination
8.Glucose Tolerance Test
9. Alpha Fetoprotein (AFP) test
10.Prenatal risk profile (Triple marker screen)
Chest and heart examination
This document outlines the steps for examining the cardiovascular system, including inspection, palpation, auscultation, and percussion of the heart, neck, lungs, abdomen, and limbs. Key steps include assessing pulse and blood pressure, listening to heart sounds and murmurs at different auscultation sites, and differentiating between systolic and diastolic murmurs that may indicate conditions like aortic stenosis, mitral stenosis, or aortic regurgitation. The goal is to perform a thorough routine exam of the cardiovascular system and identify any abnormalities.
Medication during pregnancy
This document provides information on medication use during pregnancy. It discusses:
- The FDA pregnancy categories (A, B, C, D, X) which assess risk of fetal injury from drugs. Category A drugs are safest, while X should never be used.
- Common drugs used in pregnancy and their categories, including analgesics, antibiotics, vitamins, and hormones.
- Drugs that are contraindicated like thalidomide, Accutane, and warfarin due to known risks of birth defects.
- Specific risks to the fetus from various drugs like NSAIDs causing PDA, lithium causing heart defects, and alcohol causing fetal alcohol syndrome.
Labour analgesia
The document discusses labor analgesia and epidural analgesia. It notes that epidural analgesia provides effective pain relief without unduly increasing obstetric intervention risks. Epidural analgesia is initiated by administering a low dose of long-acting local anesthetic with an opioid. This approach improves safety and leads to less motor blockade and greater patient satisfaction during labor. Potential complications of epidural analgesia include hypotension, pruritus, nausea and vomiting, but are usually easily treated. The document concludes that epidural analgesia does not impact the duration of the first stage of labor.
Drugs safety in pregnancy
This document provides information on drug safety categories during pregnancy. It discusses how drugs cross the placenta and can affect the fetus. It then outlines the FDA pregnancy drug categories (A, B, C, D, X) and provides examples of common drugs and their categories. The categories represent the potential risk of the drug to the fetus, with A meaning no risk and X meaning high risk that outweighs any benefits.
Diagnosis of pregnancy and maternal assessment
The document discusses diagnosis of pregnancy through presumptive, probable, and positive signs including hormonal tests and ultrasounds. It describes maternal assessment across trimesters including physical exams, lab tests, and ultrasounds to evaluate fetal growth and well-being. Special investigations are outlined for high-risk pregnancies along with signs of potential complications and minor ailments.
Pain management during labor
This document discusses pain management during labor and childbirth. It explains that labor pain is unique compared to other types of pain. Sources of labor pain include cervical dilation, uterine contractions, and fetal descent. Factors like preparation, culture, anxiety and fatigue can influence a woman's experience of pain. Non-pharmacological methods for managing pain include breathing, positioning, water therapy and relaxation techniques. Pharmacological options include opioids, epidural anesthesia and spinal anesthesia, each with advantages and disadvantages. Complications of regional anesthesia include hypotension and fetal distress. General anesthesia is riskier for mother and fetus due to issues like failed intubation or aspiration.
Diagnosis of pregnancy &antenatal care for undergraduate
Diagnosis of pregnancy &antenatal care for undergraduateFaculty of Medicine,Zagazig University,EGYPT
This document provides information on diagnosing pregnancy and antenatal care. Some key points include:
1. Pregnancy is usually diagnosed based on amenorrhea and a positive pregnancy test, but can be more complex for women with irregular periods. Other symptoms like nausea and breast changes may also indicate pregnancy.
2. Antenatal care aims to ensure the health of the mother and baby through regular checkups. Appointments become more frequent in the third trimester, with exams including measuring fundal height and listening for the fetal heartbeat.
3. Investigations done during antenatal visits include blood tests to check hemoglobin, blood type, and for infections. Ultrasounds are also usedDiagnosis of pregnancy
This document discusses the diagnosis of pregnancy through various signs and tests. It outlines the signs and tests used to diagnose pregnancy in each trimester. In the first trimester, common signs include missed period, morning sickness, frequent urination and breast tenderness. Tests include examining the breasts, abdomen, pelvis and cervix. Immunological urine and blood tests detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) produced during pregnancy. The document then discusses signs and tests in the second and third trimesters, which involve monitoring fetal growth, movement and position through physical exam, ultrasound and other tests. Differential diagnoses are also mentioned.
Burns
The document discusses the epidemiology, assessment, treatment and management of burns. It notes that the majority of burns in children are scalds, while flame burns are more common in adults. Assessment involves determining the percentage of total body surface area burned and burn depth. Treatment includes fluid resuscitation, wound care using dressings like silver sulfadiazine, and management of complications like inhalation injury and infection. Good outcomes depend on factors like percentage and depth of burns, and presence of an inhalation injury.
Maternal and child health nursing
The document discusses maternal and child health nursing. It aims to ensure the health of expectant and nursing mothers as well as healthy children. Key aspects covered include prenatal care, tetanus immunization, micronutrient supplementation, clean and safe delivery practices both at home and in health facilities, and postpartum care. Emergency obstetric and newborn care are also addressed through strategies like BEmONC and CEmONC. The philosophy of maternal and child health nursing is presented as being community-centered, research-based, and protecting family rights.
COMMON Drugs used in obstetric emergencies
This document discusses drugs used in obstetric emergencies, categorizing them based on safety in pregnancy from Category A to X. Category A drugs like antibiotics are considered safest, while Category X drugs like chemotherapy are known to cause harm and should be avoided. Oxytocin is described as the first-line treatment for postpartum hemorrhage. Magnesium sulfate is recommended for preventing seizures in severe preeclampsia and eclampsia. Misoprostol and other prostaglandins may be used if oxytocin is unavailable for postpartum hemorrhage. Side effects and contraindications are provided for various uterotonic and tocolytic medications.
Urine analysis
Urine analysis, also called urinalysis, is one of the oldest medical laboratory procedures. It involves physical, chemical, and microscopic examination of urine samples to evaluate health, diagnose diseases of the kidneys or urinary tract, and monitor certain medical conditions like diabetes. Proper collection and handling of urine specimens is important for valid test results. A urinalysis provides information on urine characteristics like volume, color, odor, pH, and specific gravity. It also detects substances and cellular components in the urine that can indicate various health issues.
DRUGS IN PREGNANCY
The document provides guidance on prescribing medications during pregnancy. It recommends using a small armamentarium of drugs with proven efficacy and minimal side effects. All drugs may affect the fetus, except heparin and insulin. Patients are often exposed to over-the-counter medications in the first trimester, which carries potential risks. The risks of therapy must be weighed against the risks of not treating diseases. Pharmacokinetics in the mother and fetus are affected by physiological changes in pregnancy. Dietary deficiencies can impact fetal growth and development. Supplementation aims to reduce congenital malformations. Past obstetric history including fertility drugs, hormones, and anticoagulants is important. Screening for STDs like HIV is crucial
Letter to judges
Sam Bonno wrote a letter to the judges of his senior project at Creekview High School. He built a drivable go-kart from scratch for his younger brother to use. Through this project, Sam learned valuable mechanical skills and problem solving. He endured difficulties but kept trying until succeeding. This project directly relates to Sam's planned career in mechanical engineering, as it involved designing, planning, and assembling mechanical parts. Sam enjoyed applying what he learned to a completed project and hopes his future career will provide similar satisfaction.
Gull Abbas NEW Format
Gul Abbas is seeking a career opportunity with a future-oriented organization. He has a DAE in Mechanical Engineering from 2013 and skills in MS Office, computer hardware, welding, and accounting software. His work experience includes a 6-month internship in maintenance and over 5 years of experience as a machinist in Dubai. He has strengths in problem-solving, communication, initiative, and safety training.
Nhs Experience new
1) The author took auto cad and machine tech classes in high school to learn skills for a future career in machining.
2) He participated in a state machine competition where he placed second after missing a step on his second project and losing five points.
3) The author plans to attend college for an engineering or machining program, and hopes to start a family and have a career in machining within ten years.
RESUME
Nilesh Kumar is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his skills and contribute to an organization. He has a B.E. in Civil Engineering from MATS University in Raipur and work experience as a site engineer. His skills include AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and experience in quality control and remote sensing. In his current role at Om Associates, he serves as project in-charge overseeing construction of several buildings. In his free time, he enjoys listening to music, playing and watching cricket, and making people laugh.
Eben
The candidate is seeking an internship and has 9 years of education and internship experience making him qualified. He has experience in construction supervision, safety monitoring, material handling and management. He is proficient in programs like AutoCAD and the MS Office suite. His previous internship roles involved construction project management duties like scheduling, estimating, resolving issues and equipment maintenance. He is comfortable performing a variety of tasks and aims to contribute his skills and enthusiasm.
Cv4
Matthew Bridgeman is a 17-year-old student currently studying AS levels with the goal of attending university to study games development and design. He has achieved good GCSE results and is studying mathematics, IT, physics, and psychology at AS level. He has work experience at MicroTees producing and delivering custom t-shirts. In his free time, he enjoys video games, computers, music, and reading about various topics.
Chad Hatten Austin Texas
The applicant is applying for an open Computer Technician position with Conductix-Wampfler Inc. in Omaha, NE. He graduated with a B.S. in Electronics Engineering Technology and has a background in software programming, data entry, troubleshooting, and two years of experience as a Computer Laboratory Technician. He is interested in the position because Conductrix-Wampfler is ISO certified and gives back to the community through sponsorships.
Jeremy Resume
This document is a resume for Jeremy Whelan that summarizes his education and professional experience. It outlines that he graduated from Intellisource University with a Bachelor's of Science in computer information management at age 18. His professional experience includes owning a computer repair business, working as a computer technician for various companies, and his current role as a physics student at Missouri State University pursuing degrees in physics, astronomy, and mathematics.
CV NEW
Harsh Jagwani is seeking a challenging position that utilizes his skills and experience to provide growth opportunities. He has over 6 years of experience in cable manufacturing as an Assistant Manager and currently works as a Manager of Office Administration. His skills include computer proficiency, communication, and the ability to work under pressure and accept challenging assignments. He has a BCA degree and is proficient in Microsoft Office, internet surfing, and various operating systems.
prerna_cv
Prerna is a computer science engineer seeking a challenging career opportunity where she can apply her IT skills and leadership abilities. She has a Bachelor's degree in computer science from Dhaneswar Rath Institute of Engineering & Management Studies. She is proficient in technologies like Java, PHP, and databases. Prerna currently works as a web designer at Carmatec IT Solutions and has experience developing websites using WordPress and WooCommerce. She is energetic, self-motivated, and willing to learn new technologies.
More Related Content
Viewers also liked
Medication during pregnancy
This document provides information on medication use during pregnancy. It discusses:
- The FDA pregnancy categories (A, B, C, D, X) which assess risk of fetal injury from drugs. Category A drugs are safest, while X should never be used.
- Common drugs used in pregnancy and their categories, including analgesics, antibiotics, vitamins, and hormones.
- Drugs that are contraindicated like thalidomide, Accutane, and warfarin due to known risks of birth defects.
- Specific risks to the fetus from various drugs like NSAIDs causing PDA, lithium causing heart defects, and alcohol causing fetal alcohol syndrome.
Labour analgesia
The document discusses labor analgesia and epidural analgesia. It notes that epidural analgesia provides effective pain relief without unduly increasing obstetric intervention risks. Epidural analgesia is initiated by administering a low dose of long-acting local anesthetic with an opioid. This approach improves safety and leads to less motor blockade and greater patient satisfaction during labor. Potential complications of epidural analgesia include hypotension, pruritus, nausea and vomiting, but are usually easily treated. The document concludes that epidural analgesia does not impact the duration of the first stage of labor.
Drugs safety in pregnancy
This document provides information on drug safety categories during pregnancy. It discusses how drugs cross the placenta and can affect the fetus. It then outlines the FDA pregnancy drug categories (A, B, C, D, X) and provides examples of common drugs and their categories. The categories represent the potential risk of the drug to the fetus, with A meaning no risk and X meaning high risk that outweighs any benefits.
Diagnosis of pregnancy and maternal assessment
The document discusses diagnosis of pregnancy through presumptive, probable, and positive signs including hormonal tests and ultrasounds. It describes maternal assessment across trimesters including physical exams, lab tests, and ultrasounds to evaluate fetal growth and well-being. Special investigations are outlined for high-risk pregnancies along with signs of potential complications and minor ailments.
Pain management during labor
This document discusses pain management during labor and childbirth. It explains that labor pain is unique compared to other types of pain. Sources of labor pain include cervical dilation, uterine contractions, and fetal descent. Factors like preparation, culture, anxiety and fatigue can influence a woman's experience of pain. Non-pharmacological methods for managing pain include breathing, positioning, water therapy and relaxation techniques. Pharmacological options include opioids, epidural anesthesia and spinal anesthesia, each with advantages and disadvantages. Complications of regional anesthesia include hypotension and fetal distress. General anesthesia is riskier for mother and fetus due to issues like failed intubation or aspiration.
Diagnosis of pregnancy &antenatal care for undergraduate
Diagnosis of pregnancy &antenatal care for undergraduateFaculty of Medicine,Zagazig University,EGYPT
This document provides information on diagnosing pregnancy and antenatal care. Some key points include:
1. Pregnancy is usually diagnosed based on amenorrhea and a positive pregnancy test, but can be more complex for women with irregular periods. Other symptoms like nausea and breast changes may also indicate pregnancy.
2. Antenatal care aims to ensure the health of the mother and baby through regular checkups. Appointments become more frequent in the third trimester, with exams including measuring fundal height and listening for the fetal heartbeat.
3. Investigations done during antenatal visits include blood tests to check hemoglobin, blood type, and for infections. Ultrasounds are also usedDiagnosis of pregnancy
This document discusses the diagnosis of pregnancy through various signs and tests. It outlines the signs and tests used to diagnose pregnancy in each trimester. In the first trimester, common signs include missed period, morning sickness, frequent urination and breast tenderness. Tests include examining the breasts, abdomen, pelvis and cervix. Immunological urine and blood tests detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) produced during pregnancy. The document then discusses signs and tests in the second and third trimesters, which involve monitoring fetal growth, movement and position through physical exam, ultrasound and other tests. Differential diagnoses are also mentioned.
Burns
The document discusses the epidemiology, assessment, treatment and management of burns. It notes that the majority of burns in children are scalds, while flame burns are more common in adults. Assessment involves determining the percentage of total body surface area burned and burn depth. Treatment includes fluid resuscitation, wound care using dressings like silver sulfadiazine, and management of complications like inhalation injury and infection. Good outcomes depend on factors like percentage and depth of burns, and presence of an inhalation injury.
Maternal and child health nursing
The document discusses maternal and child health nursing. It aims to ensure the health of expectant and nursing mothers as well as healthy children. Key aspects covered include prenatal care, tetanus immunization, micronutrient supplementation, clean and safe delivery practices both at home and in health facilities, and postpartum care. Emergency obstetric and newborn care are also addressed through strategies like BEmONC and CEmONC. The philosophy of maternal and child health nursing is presented as being community-centered, research-based, and protecting family rights.
COMMON Drugs used in obstetric emergencies
This document discusses drugs used in obstetric emergencies, categorizing them based on safety in pregnancy from Category A to X. Category A drugs like antibiotics are considered safest, while Category X drugs like chemotherapy are known to cause harm and should be avoided. Oxytocin is described as the first-line treatment for postpartum hemorrhage. Magnesium sulfate is recommended for preventing seizures in severe preeclampsia and eclampsia. Misoprostol and other prostaglandins may be used if oxytocin is unavailable for postpartum hemorrhage. Side effects and contraindications are provided for various uterotonic and tocolytic medications.
Urine analysis
Urine analysis, also called urinalysis, is one of the oldest medical laboratory procedures. It involves physical, chemical, and microscopic examination of urine samples to evaluate health, diagnose diseases of the kidneys or urinary tract, and monitor certain medical conditions like diabetes. Proper collection and handling of urine specimens is important for valid test results. A urinalysis provides information on urine characteristics like volume, color, odor, pH, and specific gravity. It also detects substances and cellular components in the urine that can indicate various health issues.
DRUGS IN PREGNANCY
The document provides guidance on prescribing medications during pregnancy. It recommends using a small armamentarium of drugs with proven efficacy and minimal side effects. All drugs may affect the fetus, except heparin and insulin. Patients are often exposed to over-the-counter medications in the first trimester, which carries potential risks. The risks of therapy must be weighed against the risks of not treating diseases. Pharmacokinetics in the mother and fetus are affected by physiological changes in pregnancy. Dietary deficiencies can impact fetal growth and development. Supplementation aims to reduce congenital malformations. Past obstetric history including fertility drugs, hormones, and anticoagulants is important. Screening for STDs like HIV is crucial
Viewers also liked (12)
Diagnosis of pregnancy &antenatal care for undergraduate
Diagnosis of pregnancy &antenatal care for undergraduate
Similar to resume
Letter to judges
Sam Bonno wrote a letter to the judges of his senior project at Creekview High School. He built a drivable go-kart from scratch for his younger brother to use. Through this project, Sam learned valuable mechanical skills and problem solving. He endured difficulties but kept trying until succeeding. This project directly relates to Sam's planned career in mechanical engineering, as it involved designing, planning, and assembling mechanical parts. Sam enjoyed applying what he learned to a completed project and hopes his future career will provide similar satisfaction.
Gull Abbas NEW Format
Gul Abbas is seeking a career opportunity with a future-oriented organization. He has a DAE in Mechanical Engineering from 2013 and skills in MS Office, computer hardware, welding, and accounting software. His work experience includes a 6-month internship in maintenance and over 5 years of experience as a machinist in Dubai. He has strengths in problem-solving, communication, initiative, and safety training.
Nhs Experience new
1) The author took auto cad and machine tech classes in high school to learn skills for a future career in machining.
2) He participated in a state machine competition where he placed second after missing a step on his second project and losing five points.
3) The author plans to attend college for an engineering or machining program, and hopes to start a family and have a career in machining within ten years.
RESUME
Nilesh Kumar is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his skills and contribute to an organization. He has a B.E. in Civil Engineering from MATS University in Raipur and work experience as a site engineer. His skills include AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and experience in quality control and remote sensing. In his current role at Om Associates, he serves as project in-charge overseeing construction of several buildings. In his free time, he enjoys listening to music, playing and watching cricket, and making people laugh.
Eben
The candidate is seeking an internship and has 9 years of education and internship experience making him qualified. He has experience in construction supervision, safety monitoring, material handling and management. He is proficient in programs like AutoCAD and the MS Office suite. His previous internship roles involved construction project management duties like scheduling, estimating, resolving issues and equipment maintenance. He is comfortable performing a variety of tasks and aims to contribute his skills and enthusiasm.
Cv4
Matthew Bridgeman is a 17-year-old student currently studying AS levels with the goal of attending university to study games development and design. He has achieved good GCSE results and is studying mathematics, IT, physics, and psychology at AS level. He has work experience at MicroTees producing and delivering custom t-shirts. In his free time, he enjoys video games, computers, music, and reading about various topics.
Chad Hatten Austin Texas
The applicant is applying for an open Computer Technician position with Conductix-Wampfler Inc. in Omaha, NE. He graduated with a B.S. in Electronics Engineering Technology and has a background in software programming, data entry, troubleshooting, and two years of experience as a Computer Laboratory Technician. He is interested in the position because Conductrix-Wampfler is ISO certified and gives back to the community through sponsorships.
Jeremy Resume
This document is a resume for Jeremy Whelan that summarizes his education and professional experience. It outlines that he graduated from Intellisource University with a Bachelor's of Science in computer information management at age 18. His professional experience includes owning a computer repair business, working as a computer technician for various companies, and his current role as a physics student at Missouri State University pursuing degrees in physics, astronomy, and mathematics.
CV NEW
Harsh Jagwani is seeking a challenging position that utilizes his skills and experience to provide growth opportunities. He has over 6 years of experience in cable manufacturing as an Assistant Manager and currently works as a Manager of Office Administration. His skills include computer proficiency, communication, and the ability to work under pressure and accept challenging assignments. He has a BCA degree and is proficient in Microsoft Office, internet surfing, and various operating systems.
prerna_cv
Prerna is a computer science engineer seeking a challenging career opportunity where she can apply her IT skills and leadership abilities. She has a Bachelor's degree in computer science from Dhaneswar Rath Institute of Engineering & Management Studies. She is proficient in technologies like Java, PHP, and databases. Prerna currently works as a web designer at Carmatec IT Solutions and has experience developing websites using WordPress and WooCommerce. She is energetic, self-motivated, and willing to learn new technologies.
Aelign Gashaye Enyew
The applicant is applying for a job opening and is including their CV. They have a Bachelor's degree in information technology from Bahir Dar University. They have over 3 years of experience in system and network administration, including positions at ANRS Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs and as an IT Operations Officer. Their technical skills include networking, programming languages like Java and C#, web development, databases, and graphics software. They believe they are a strong candidate due to their communication skills, teamwork abilities, and being a fast learner of new technologies. References are provided.
resume...4-5-15
Mukul Kant Sharma is seeking a challenging position where he can utilize his skills and contribute to the organization. He has over 3 years of experience as a power plant automation and service engineer at Siemens Ltd. He holds a B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from SDCET Ghaziabad with 71% aggregate. He has undergone several training programs in PLC, SCADA, OFC communication, embedded systems and microcontrollers. He has published an international paper and qualified for GATE 2014. He is proficient in C, C++ and Pspice and has strong communication, problem solving and logical thinking skills.
290 Global Profile
Maxwell Leeds is a sophomore at Purdue University studying mechanical engineering with a minor in management. He has leadership experience as a resident assistant, tour guide, and from previous jobs. He is interested in the automotive industry and has technical experience from working on go-karts and engines. His goals are to obtain an MBA and manage projects and companies in the automotive sector to develop innovative solutions for high performance with low energy use.
Resume
M.Dinesh is seeking a position where he can apply his skills and contribute to an organization's growth. He has over 3 years of experience as a Software Engineer developing web applications using ASP.NET, C#, and SQL Server. Some of his projects include an application to manage vehicle parts and technicians for a company and an online payment system for call drivers. He holds a B.E. in ECE and is proficient in programming languages like C#.NET as well as HTML, JavaScript, and SQL.
Amanulla Resume
The document is a resume for Amanulla Sk providing personal and professional details. It summarizes his career objective of seeking a challenging position to fully utilize his skills and passion for work. It lists his academic qualifications including a B.Tech in ECE from VEMU Institute of Technology in 2017 with an aggregate of 65% and highlights in secondary school and intermediate. It also outlines his computer skills in various software and hardware, a project on data transfer using power lines, and participation in extracurricular activities. It concludes with personal details and a declaration of the truth of the information provided.
Lalchand 12 th cv
Lalchand Chouhan is seeking a responsible and challenging opportunity that utilizes his abilities through dedicated hard work. He completed his intermediate from RBSE board in science in 2013 and high school from RBSE board in 2015. He has a diploma in computer science from BTER in 2018. His technical skills include Microsoft Office and he has a positive attitude, good team skills, and is easily adaptable to changing environments. His hobbies include photography, music, and video games.
John Hendrickson Portfolio
John Hendrickson is a student at the University of Kentucky graduating in Spring 2016 with a major in Integrated Strategic Communications and a minor in English. His goal is to work in a marketing agency as a digital media specialist or be part of the creative team helping with campaign strategies. In five years, he hopes to be a copywriter at a marketing agency or work in the marketing department of a professional sports team.
CEGEmag_2015_spring.pdf
Mike Spack is an alumnus of the University of Minnesota who started his own traffic engineering consulting company called Spack Consulting. He has launched several innovations in traffic data collection that have made traffic studies more efficient and less costly. These innovations include developing camera-based systems for collecting traffic counts from video footage rather than having people manually count in the field. His company has grown significantly and now has over 1500 customers worldwide and provides traffic data collection equipment and services.
CovLett_BlueCross
Reuben B. Anastacio is applying for the Software Testing Analyst position advertised by Alberta Blue Cross. He has over 10 years of experience in information technology and is currently a Business Systems Analyst. Anastacio has good knowledge of testing theories and methodologies. He is interested in further exploring this opportunity during an interview as he feels he can contribute significantly to the company.
JamesZipperResume9292016
The candidate is seeking an engineering position with a small company where they can utilize over 30 years of experience in product development, process development, and engineering management. They have a BSME from the University of Illinois at Chicago and have managed multiple engineering teams. Their experience includes product design, manufacturing processes, CAD, and implementing process methodologies. They were most recently a winemaker but are interested in returning to engineering.
Similar to resume (20)
resume
- 1. kevin stasis Phone: 9704669679 E-mail: kevinstasis@gmail.com 29641 cr35 wray, co 80758 Objective : To obtain a career that has the potential for growth to be obtained. I want to apply my mechanical skills that I have grown and developed over the years to a setting that will be greatly impacted by my abilities. The ideal environment would be one that allows for continued growth and learning. I want to have the opportunity to discuss further ways that I may learn new things. Education : Dec '05 - May '06Overland High School High scool Aug '02 - Dec '05Smoky Hill High School High School Experience : May '06 - Jun '08Fedex home dilevery Package handler Quality insurance clerk Oct '07 - Feb '09AMF Monico Lanes Pinsetter Technician Oct '09 - Oct '10Publication printers Binding machine operator Jun '11 - Jul '12Chucky cheese Games room technician Feb '11 - May '13Brunswick zone Heatherridge Pinsetter technician Mar '13 - PresentAugustus Engery Partners LLC. pumper Skills : 19 yrs & 4 mosMechanical work Started working at a bowling alley when I was 19 years old got my mechanical skills from there and have continued woking on from there. 19 yrs & 3 mosmotorcycle maintenance/repairs I bought my first motorcycle at 19 years old started doing my own maintenance and repairs on this first motorcycle have been doing so for years up to my current motorcycle I have now have done performance modifications and visual modifications.
- 2. 26 yrs & 4 mosMathematics Been very good at mathematics my whole life nothing significant but basic mathematics, division, subtraction, multiplication, and a little bit of geometry and algebra. 23 yrs & 3 moscomputer Started working with computers in elementary school. Was able to get my first computer when I was around 10 years old to work on. I did computer graphics in high school and excelled in that. I'm very efficient with PowerPoint presentations and all Microsoft programs. and capable with both Windows based PCs and Apple based Macintoshes. I have also been working with a Carlson program for land surveying company. 13 yrs & 9 mosDriving Started driving when I was 16 years old my parents had put me through an advanced driving course for the whole summer that year. I have taken advanced motorcycle courses for motorcycle driving as well. 9 yrs & 7 mosElectronics As I was working at Chucky cheese I learned how to solder motherboards and solder wires together correctly using heat shrink and solder. Have a great knowledge of installation techniques for multiple different technical devices as in GPS, security systems and audio systems. References : References available upon request