This document provides a summary of Jonathan R. Singh's resume. It outlines his education at the University of Toronto where he is pursuing a double major in Political Science and Sociology. It also details his work experience in marketing, customer service, and as a law clerk. His skills include proficiency with Microsoft Office, Linux, Adobe Photoshop, and strong communication, organizational, and problem solving abilities. He has conducted academic projects examining issues related to the disabled workforce and creating mock policy papers.

1. Jonathan R. Singh <br />1915 Wildflower Drive<br />Pickering, Ontario L1V 7A7<br />Res: (905) 420-8473 Cell: (905) 391-2244<br />Profile <br />A resourceful employee with several years experience in customer service with strong administrative skills while paying close attention to detail. Takes personal pride in work well done and in making a contribution to a team effort. Personable and efficient when dealing with customers both on the phone and in person.<br />Education <br />University of Toronto: (2007-Present)<br />Honours Bachelor of Arts<br />Double Major in Political Science and Sociology<br />Expected Graduation Date: June 2011<br />Business/Technical Skills <br />Operating Systems: Windows 98/2000/ME/XP/Vista/7, Linux<br />Highly familiar with the Windows environment and able to troubleshoot problems with ease<br />Knowledgeable in the use of Linux operating system<br />Business Applications: Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Edition/Microsoft Visio/Microsoft Project<br />Highly knowledgeable with the use of Microsoft Office products<br />Ability to create detailed reports, charts, spreadsheets, and presentations with Microsoft products<br />Experienced with the use of add-ons for Microsoft Excel to produce business reports<br />Work Experience<br />Marketing / Ad SpecialistAugust 2003 to Present – Part timeCentury 21 – Leading Edge Realty - Toronto, Ont.<br />Created ads for different Real Estate agents as requested<br />Tailored each ad to the request of the different agents<br />Created ads under computer programs using Adobe Photoshop.<br />Able to listen and use my imagination to translate the requirements to meaningful job ads.<br />Customer Service Representative June 2003 to present – Part time weekendsPrak’s Family Restaurant - Scarborough.<br />Greet customers and seat them in a very busy family restaurant<br />Responsible for the maintenance of restaurant and ensure proper customer service is provided at all times<br />Keep track of restaurant inventory and prepare orders for supplies through vendors. <br />Excellent listening skills to ensure proper order taking from customers for small and large group activities<br />Worked at the cash register and always balance sales at the end of my shift<br />Co-op work termReceptionist and Law Clerk February to June 2006Stephen A. Cooper. Barrister and Solicitor – Ajax, Ont.<br />Handled Client’s concerns in person or over the phone. <br />Maintained a high level of confidentiality for clients.<br />Created Letters, Account Forms, Affidavits and Time Docketed files.<br />Provided technical support for the office’s computer systems.<br />Interpersonal Skills <br />Competent in working in a fast pace environment with other co-workers<br />Ability to multi-task when faced with the situation<br />Takes the initiative in getting work completed while prioritizing tasks to be completed<br />Capable of solving complex problems innovatively with limited resources<br />Strong time management and organizational skills<br />Hard working with a professional attitude towards co-workers and superiors<br />Exceptional communicational skills in both verbal and written aspects<br />Detail oriented in all work completed<br />Academic Projects <br />Mock Sociological Research Study <br />The study examined issues regarding the disabled and their role within the workforce, as well as examining the statistical effects of equality based hiring practices towards the disabled. <br />Data was gathered through the examination of various research journals as well as actual correspondence and referral with disabled students on campus. <br />Assumptions were created based on the data and mock results, and were used to infer possible linkages based on these mock results. <br />Included usage of Microsoft Excel, as well as various sociological categorical referencing theories. <br />Mock Political Policy Paper <br />The goal of this paper was to create a mock policy paper that provided recommendations to political leaders on a given issue. <br />The paper was used to give experience to students on how to develop a public policy paper and how to develop effective public policy. <br />Various political journals were advised for material, along with personal input when discussing the issue. <br />Applied concepts learned throughout the four years spent in the Political Science program. <br />Various Essays <br />Applied concepts learned throughout both the Political Science and Sociology programs.<br />Examined key issues and concepts related to both fields, and possible solutions for issues such as Third World Development in the Global South or possible reforms to Canadian Health Care. <br />References<br />Available upon request. <br />