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Candidate Name and Contact information
(Contact information should not be in a header or inside a table so that it can be easily read by applicant tracking software)
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
(This should address the position description – It should include single bullet points that are loaded with key industry, role and skill key words - numbers stand out)
- 4 years Java development experience
- 5+ years extensive Business Analysis experience
- Experience working with various business units to map out business processes, capture system requirements and identifying issues
2003 - 2004 Company Name
Business Analyst
(project description and scope, responsibilities, accomplishments, outcome, environment, industry and type of applications – again numbers stand out – point form is easier to read than paragraphs – Hiring managers think in terms of resource technical and functional gaps in their environment, show that you have been in that environment –– again #’s, project size in $, people led, # users)
- Sole Business Analyst for a $30M software development project
- Wrote use cases and performed business process analysis and designs of initial business requirements
- Prepared process maps/flows using Visio for eBusiness Architecture
- Led testing team of 25 through user acceptance test phase
Project Manager
Responsible for Telecommunications staff for 11 call centers and 150 retail locations
Symposium Upgrade Project (9 months)
- Upgraded 5 Call Centres from MAX 8 to Symposium 4.2
- Designed call flows and created new scripts
- Managed vendor implementation at all 5 sites
- Designed and performed training for call centre staff
- Integrated Calabrio! Workforce management and Inova readerboards
Project 2: ISP Product Capability Analyse and Design ( 3 Months)
- Utilize resource from InfoNet and Desktop+ Web applications
- Analyzed and designed the project as part of a team
- Delivered input on feasibility study as well as impact to current markets/regions/systems
- Produced PCT code table
- Created BSADR diagram
- Documented T235 according to method/1 (Amex standard)
2000 - 2001 Company Name
Team leader / .NET Software Architect
- Design and implementation of the new technological framework for the Content Manager System (CMS) 100% .NET.
- Led and mentored development team comprising of 3 .NET developers
- Software requirements analysis (use cases, UML)
- Development of process improvement and formalization
- Best practices implementation and management
- Research on many subjects (CMS, .NET, good practices, development process including RUP, XP, SCRUM)
- Workshop organization and planning for.NET using C#
CERTIFICATION
Currently… MCSD for .NET
Solution Architecture for .NET 70-300
Windows Application (C#) 70-316
2003 MCAD for .NET
Web Services, .NET Remoting (C#) 70-320
ASP.NET (C#) 70-315
EDUCATION
SKILLS
End of Resume....
Dave Soteros is President of Alrym Consulting. He has over 10 years of experience with career coaching, career planning, career counseling, resume writing, interviewing, hiring, resourcing and recruiting.
He looks forward to your comments and questions and can be reached at http://alrym.blogspot.com
2 Comments:
Do we need to add our Personal Details in the Resume. If yes, what are the limitations and where to mention it (is it in the beginning or at the end)
Also do declaration is important for Resumes
I came know that Resumes should start with the Name and not the words like "Resume" or "Curriculam vitae". Is it true?
Personal details aren't required in the US or Canada but they may be important in other countries.
The resume should start with your name and contact information.
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