Jordan Ellis
jordan.ellis@email.com · (555) 014-2290 · Columbus, OH · linkedin.com/in/jordanellis
Summary
Recent graduate with internship and part-time experience in customer-facing and office roles. Organized, quick to learn new tools and used to balancing school with work.
Experience
Entry-Level 2022 – Present
- Analyzed 6 months of sales data during an internship and found a pattern that cut late orders 12%.
- Built an Excel tracker for inventory that the team still uses.
- Helped run a community event for 150 people as a student volunteer lead.
Entry-Level 2019 – 2022
- Worked 20 hours a week through school while keeping a 3.6 GPA.
- Trained 4 new coworkers at a part-time café job.
- Presented a class project to a panel of local business owners.
Skills
Microsoft Excel · Google Workspace · Customer service · Communication · Teamwork · Time management · Research · Presentation skills · Social media · Spanish (conversational)
Education
Degree or certificate relevant to the role 2019
Recruiter's noteWithout much experience, use school, internships, volunteering and part-time jobs. Put Education near the top and show results from each.
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