Supervisor Project
Resume:
**** ********** 407-***-****(Cell
Ave )
Orlando, Fl ********@*****.**
CARLINE ALIOTTE
Objective Seeking a position that will increase my knowledge and
experience, and will allow me to utilize my leadership abilities,
educational background and experiences as a positive
contribution.
Qualification Profile
Skills Computer skills-- Familiar with Windows XP, Microsoft Works,
Microsoft Words, Microsoft Excel, Power Point, Data Base,
Spreadsheet, as well as browsing through the World Wide Web; type
60WPM.
Communication skills-- Speak three languages: Speak and Write
French 5/5; English 5/5; Creole 5/5. Serves as Guest Speaker at
PCBU ATL 90.5FM BlogTalk Radio; Orlando Star 94.5FM Radio for
Remembering Haiti the Earthquake; Tenacious Women BlogTalk Radio.
Leadership skills- Head Delegate of Model UN Team- won diplomacy
award at Harvard World MUN in 2005. Black Business Entrepreneur
& Professionals Collegiate Award.
People skills-Diversity Education & Exchange Program Stellar
Award Recipient at Savannah State University; well-rounded
person, friendly and enthusiastic.
Professional: City of Orlando Mayor Individual Merit Award
Recipient; Central Florida Urban League Young Professionals
Member; serves as Board Member of Global Haitian Advancement
Through Education & Sports (GHATES).
Education
2010-2012 Webster University
Saint Louis, Misouri
Masters of Art
Procurement & Acquisition Management
Currently Enrolled
2001-2005 Savannah State University
Savannah, Georgia
B.S., Political Science and Minor in French.
Graduated Cum Laude.
Experience 2008-present City of Orlando 400 S. Orange Avenue
Orlando, Florida 32801
Supervisor: Kevin Walsh 407-***-****
40hours / week Salary: $39,416 per year
Contract Compliance Investigator
Enforce the City's Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise
(M/WBE) ordinance. Monitor contract compliance by examining
paperwork and conducting site visits. Resolve and document
conflicts between Contractor and Sub-contractor. Compile
statistical data and prepare detailed reports. Meet and greet
the general public fostering the best interest of the City of
Orlando.
Perform responsible administrative and investigative work in the
area of minority business contract compliance with primary
responsibility for auditing business records and conducting
investigations to facilitate the process of providing the maximum
opportunity for women and minority owned businesses to
participate effectively in the construction bidding process for
contracted services. Compile and analyze work force data and
related information and prepare statistical reports. Consult
with prime contractors and sub-contractors to explain program,
clarify issues, resolve problems, and provide technical
assistance as needed to obtain contract compliance. Develop
systematic, concise and detailed reports outlining findings and
recommendations. Explain and/ or interpret ordinance requirements
and related issues at pre bid, bid opening, pre award,
pre-construction and various other construction planning
meetings; consults with and provide advice to purchasing
personnel and operating managers regarding the bidding and
awarding of contracts.
Gained thorough knowledge of federal, state, and local
regulations and laws related to minority business participation
(Executive Order II246, Section 503, Davis Bacon and Walsh Healey
Acts, Chapter 57 of City Code and title VII of the Civil Rights
Act). Enhanced knowledge of financial records, taxes, contracts,
purchase orders, liability insurance, bonding and licensing
requirements. Also obtained knowledge of Disadvantage Business
Enterprise (DBE) working with the Federal Department of
Transportation (FDOT), contract administration practices and
procedures and of construction practices and operations.
2007-2008 Orange County Government 3763
Vision Blvd. Orlando, Florida 32839
Supervisor: Gary Bassa 407-***-****
40hours/week Salary: $25,563.2 per year
Corrections Aide/ Record Coordinator
Interface and communicate with offenders and internal and
external customers on a regular basis to receive and provide
information. Customers include judiciary, attorneys, clerk's
offices, job applicants, state and local agencies, employers and,
citizens.
Research and compile documentation for offender files in various
computer systems. Participate in meetings, seminars, etc. to keep
abreast of rules, regulations, laws, community resources, etc.
Assist officers in managing a caseload of offenders including the
processing of new files and closed cases. Research and respond to
requests for information. Operate and care for a variety of types
of standard office equipment including computer, copier,
calculator, fax machine, etc. Enter, and retrieve information
from various computer systems. Prepare documents and report and
maintain statistical information.
Obtain and maintain FCIC/NCIC certification. Conduct criminal
histories and research case information in a variety of computer
systems to identify offenders who are incarcerated or who have
failed to report as ordered by the court. Process incoming
offenders and compile computer files. Identify potential
offenders for other divisional programs. Organize and maintain
offender-tracking system. Perform other related duties and
special assignments as required.
2001-2005 Student Support Services (TRIO) 3219 College
Street Savannah, Georgia 31404
Supervisor: Shaunce Riley 912-***-****
10hours/week Salary: $5,200 per year
Tutor/Mentor
Tutor Undergraduate Student participants one on one or in-group
of 3-5 the following courses: intermediate French, Spanish,
English composition, and most social science courses.
Assist students using the computer laboratory by demonstrating
the performances of different software such as Microsoft Power
Point and Excel.
Mentor students establishing life skills through the use of
workshops and other social activities.
Supervised a computer laboratory consisting of approximately 20
computers and oversee approximately 30-50 students. Fulfill
secretary duties such as electronic filing using the Banner
System, typing, keeping records of telephone and/or written
messages, and maintaining a calm loving educational environment.
I gained excellent people skills, management skills and
multitasking skills.
Summer 2004 US Embassy (USAID) Petit Ngor Dakar, Senegal
Supervisor: Mr. Niang 202-***-**** 40hours/week
Salary: $3,000 per month
Summer Hire
Participate in website building project with the Info Core
Department by collecting old and new data to update information
using the DreamWorks software.
Assist the Regional Contracting Officer by gaining knowledge of
the procurement process and there after lending assistance
through filing and inputting the procurement process; I became
familiar with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).
Travel to other West African Countries such as Benin and provide
assistance to the Regional Contracting Officer with the
procurement process.
Translate information collected via the internet from French to
English to further assist the Regional Contracting Officer and in
order to complete the website building project.
Reference
Jean G. Alexandre
Project Coordinator
Workforce Central of Florida
407-***-**** etx. 7044
**********@*****.***
Joe Steffen
Legal Advisor
Savannah State University
********@*************.***
Emmanuel Naniuzeyi, Phd
Associate Professor
Savannah State University
*******@*************.***
Milda MonPlaisir-Elysee
Court Advocate
Harbor House
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