Sharadh Ramesh is a highly accomplished professional who cleared the Chartered Accountancy exams in India at ages 16 and 19, one of the youngest to do so. He has a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Miami with a 3.98 GPA. During his time in Miami, he played competitive tennis and worked multiple jobs. Previously, he had a successful professional tennis career, ranking in the top 100 nationally in India at age 15. He also has 3 years of work experience in auditing and business analysis with Grant Thornton in India.

1. Sharadh Ramesh
B4, Ramanalaya, No11, 1st
Crescent Park Road, Gandhinagar,
Adyar, Chennai - 600020
+919952961266
sharadh1994@gmail.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
1. Cleared Chartered
Accountancy (CA) Final
Examinations (Indian
Equivalent of CPA) at the age
of 19.
2. Cleared my CA Intermediate
Examinations at the age of 16.
3. Pursued a professional
career in tennis till completion
of CA Intermediate exams.
4. Completed 3 years of
articleship at Grant Thornton
5. Completed my A Levels (12th)
from Edexcel board of
education and the Common
Proficiency Test (CA Entrance)
at the age of 15.
6. Completed my O Levels (10th)
at the age of 14 from
University of Cambridge
7. Pursuing Undergraduate
degree in Economics at the
University of Miami (GPA of
3.98)
8. Completed the Probability
exam from the Society of
Actuaries in July 2016
Education University of Cambridge, General Certificate of
Education
2008
Ordinary (‘O’) Level in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,
English and Biology
Edexcel, General Certificate of Education 2009
Advanced (‘A’) Levels in Mathematics and Accountancy
Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 2009-2014
Qualified Chartered Accountant
University of Miami, Coral Gables
Pursuing BA in Economics
2015 -
Present
10 yrs
14 yrs
15 yrs 15 yrs
16 yrs
19 yrs
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
Professional
Tennis
Career
10th "O"
level
12th Std
"A"level
CA -
entrance
CA-
Intermediate
CA- Final
Career Graph
Age
3 years
Articleshi
p
Grant
Thornton
India
9 years
as a Nationally Ranked Tennis
Player
One of the youngest students to clear CA – Intermediate and CA – Final
examinations

2. University of Miami
(Economics major – first
semester)
 Introduction to Micro-
Economics
 Physics
 Multi-variable calculus
 English Writing
 Political Science
 Introduction to Macro-
Economics
 Intermediate Micro and Macro-
Economics
 Differential Equations
 Applied Econometrics
 Game Theory
 Probability and Statistics
Summary of experience at UM 2015-
Present
 Secured a GPA of 4.0 in my Spring and Fall semesters
 Competed for the club tennis team, spending close to 12
hours a day. Played on the team which qualified for nationals
this year
 Worked on campus as a peer tutor and in set-up operations
spending about 20 hours a week.
 Enrolled in multi-variable calculus classes due to its
significance in the field of economics.
 Political Science was an elective chosen to understand how
the political system works in America in coming with various
fiscal laws which affect the economy.
 Played intramural league basketball spending about 12 hours
a week
Grant Thornton India LLP
Analyst
 Business Process design
analysis
 Process flow charts
 Risk-Control matrix
 Data Analytical procedures
 Audit Committee Presentations
Key Responsibilities: 2011-2014
 On-field execution and reporting for internal audit
engagements across industries including automobile and
automobile ancillary, electronics, healthcare and IT.
 Experienced in drafting process maps, risk-control matrix and
independently reviewing multiple financial and operational
business processes to identify control deficiencies and
recommending improvements.
 Smooth client relationship on the field throughout the duration
of the engagements
 Preparation of Management presentations and executive
summaries to be presented to the board.
Some notable experiences include:
 Cross-cultural interaction with a Japanese group financial
controller for a large automotive manufacturer and delivered
a Global Supplier Account reconciliation engagement, which
aided in management decision-making and finalization of
figures for the consolidated financials.
(Received a note of appreciation from the Japanese financial
controller and from the director of our department in Grant
Thornton)
 Review of the logistics, direct and indirect taxation functions
for a large automobile manufacturer covering a full design
assessment and data analytical methods to identify and
highlight process deficiencies and value-adding
improvements.
 Review of the inventory management and procurement
functions of a large automotive manufacturer with extensive
use of data analytical procedures and design analysis to
bring to light the operational and financial risks the company
is facing along with the overall business impact created.
(Presentation was well appreciated at the board meeting)

3.  Handled and assisted in all key financial and operational
areas of a reputed electronics manufacturer. Identified control
deficiencies in the revenue recognition aspect with significant
business impact and suggested suitable recommendations
which were well received at the audit committee.
Professional Career in
Tennis
 Nationally Ranked
 International exposure
Achievements
 Travelled extensively nationally and competed in national ranking tennis
tournaments.
 Ranked in the Top 25 nationally in the Under 14 and Under 16 categories.
Ranked Top 100 in the Men’s category at the age of 15.
 Undertook training at the John Newcombe’s tennis academy at the age of
12.
 Competed in 2 inter-corporate tennis tournaments for my firm, Grant
Thornton and won the title. Consequentially won a free ticket to visit
Singapore and watch the Singapore WTA open.
 Ability to connect better with clients and internally in my firm as a result of
my sports background and achievements at the corporate level leading to
better client relationship and service delivery.