BERUK NESSIBU
Alexandria, Virginia 22315
Telephone: 202-***-****
Email: acokln@r.postjobfree.com
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
A decorated professional with multi-disciplinary expertise in areas ranging from extensive military training to IT
technology; International knowledge of developing countries with recent experience in a field technology
support role; An advocate of community diversity with a record of leadership in a variety of initiatives providing
support and assistance that included educational and other cultural programs; Deliver executive security
protection protocols in a variety capacity; Significant experience in helpdesk /customer service IT environment
CORE COMPETENCIES
Excellent Leadership/Training/Mentoring Skills Exceptional Interpersonal Skills
Consistently Meets or Exceeds Expectations Highly Organized and Detail Oriented
Outstanding Written and Communication Skills Goal and Deadline Driven
Problem Solver/Solutions Focused Customer Service Oriented
Works Collaboratively or Independently
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
CDI Solutions, Cross Lanes, West Virginia
IT Analyst: 2011 – 2014
• Assisted on the Ameriprise Financial Contract, supporting over 17,000 Ameriprise financial advisors
with technical issues, as part of the Ameriprise Field Technology Support Organization
• Successfully diagnosed and provided trouble shooting initiatives with respect to diverse software issues
and other accessories
• Responsibility for resolving end user problems with proprietary applications as well as Lotus Notes, Bit
locker Utimaco Safeguard, Internet Explorer, Java, Cisco VPN Client, Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
&8
• Networked with field technicians to resolve advisors technology issues
TRG Customer Solutions, Charleston, West Virginia
Technical Support Agent: 2009
• Provided I & II level help desk support to clients remotely
• Maintained a high level of customer satisfaction with a focus on first call resolution
• Monitored multiple databases for company inventory tracking
• Provided on-site training
Rite Aid, Charleston, West Virginia
Cashier: 2006 – 2008
• Provided customer service, maintained all daily cash transactions and prepared daily/weekly reports
• Organized work area and assisted with merchandising
• Employed up selling techniques to help produce greater store revenues
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West Virginia Army National Guard
2/19 Special Forces Group Airborne (Support Company): 2008 – Present
• Worked with contractors and senior military leaders to accomplish set outcomes
• Was deployed overseas twice
• Applied appropriate safety procedures and policies as outlined in the Department Safety Manual
• Documented and resolved logistical issues with asset recovery in hostile zones
• Deployment – Task Force 1-201, Worked at Command Sargent Major Detail, Worked in support
to the top Non-Commissioned Office of the Battalion
MILITARY AWARDS
Army Accommodation Medal 2009
Joint Services Achievement Medal 2010
Good Conduct Medal 2010
Non Article 5 NATO Medal 2010
Afghanistan Campaign Medal 2010
Honor Graduate Student 2009
Physical Training Badge – scored above 90% on all tested events
Currently qualified: M16A2 M4 Carbine, M240 and M249, M9 Pistol, AT4, Mark 19, Simulator Training on
the Javelin, Combat First Aid
MILITARY SCHOOLS
Attended JROTC in high school and ROTC in college
Attended Warrior Leader Course
All Wheel Mechanic School MOS 91B
Airborne School
ADDITIONAL
Served on several Personal Security Details
Served as the Contracting Officer Representative to observe and supervise a multi-million dollar base contract
Supported and helped train the Base Provost Marshal on Force Protection Matters
Helped test Base security
Helped run casualty scenarios
Re-deployed to Afghanistan to take part as a Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction Data Entry
Specialist, CJ4 Logistics
Participated in Operation Enduring Freedom
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EDUCATION
West Virginia State University, Institute, West Virginia
Completed 90 Credit hours towards BS in Political Science
Military Occupational Specialty of 91B Wheel Mechanic
Specialized Coursework:
International Relations
Global Politics Power and Economy
Applied Method and Research
Law and Society
Politics and Public Policy
American Foreign Policy
COLLEGIATE EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
President of the International Student Association
Organization sent educational books to Haiti
Started an Ethiopian Student Association on Campus to help promote diversity (Served as Vice President
for two terms) – Raised money by hosting a Taste of Ethiopia every April – Sponsored two orphan
children (brother and sister) from Ethiopia
COMPUTER/SOFTWARE PROFICIENCES
Windows XP Windows Vista Windows 7
Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Access
Microsoft Outlook Thomson One Lotus Notes
Active Directory
LAN Setup and Maintenance, Tactical Local Area Network Operation
Certified in Deployment and Operation of Hawk Eye Satellite Antenna
LANGUAGES
Fluent in English
Fluent in Amharic
Fluent in Tigrinya
Maintained a Defense Language Proficiency Test Score of 3, for the last two years
EXCELLENT REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST