Manager Quality Control
Resume:
Adam T. Lorenzen
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EDUCATION Earned a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in English, Ohio State
University, Columbus,
OH, 2005.
Earned a Bachelor of Arts (A.B.) degree in English and
Philosophy, Miami University,
Oxford, OH, 2002. Graduated Summa Cum Laude.
AWARDS Presented with the U.S. Census Bureau Award of Excellence,
2010.
Received Departmental Teaching Commendation, Ohio State
University, Fall Quarter,
2004.
Received Graduate Teaching Associateship with the Department of
English, Ohio State
University, 2004-2005.
Nominated for Estrich Award for best graduate seminar paper,
2004.
Received a University Fellowship upon admission to Ohio State
University, 2003.
Fellowship provided for instructional and general fees as well
as a $14,400 stipend for first year of study.
Awarded the Hall Moral Philosophy Prize, Miami University,
2002.
EXPERIENCE Office Operations Supervisor. U.S. Census Bureau, April -
September 2010.
During production phases I trained and supervised up to 10
clerks and coordinated with field staff to ensure operations
were conducted successfully. Clerk training conducted by myself
included use of census computer systems, proper assembly of
field materials, quality control procedures, shipping
procedures, and handling of confidential information. I
supervised material preparation, routing of incoming materials,
quality checks and correction or return to the field of
unacceptable work, as well as processing and shipping of
completed forms. Additionally, I advised the Manager of Field
Operations on procedural changes to accord with new directives
from the regional center, collaborated with the Quality
Assurance department to develop necessary corrective actions
when warranted, and provided the Office Manager with daily
progress reports. At the close of operations I was also
responsible for supervising the disposition of surplus and
sensitive materials. Our department never missed a deadline.
Field Operations Clerk. U.S. Census Bureau, October 2009;
January - March 2010.
My primary role as a clerk was to support field workers by
preparing work material, conducting quality checks of submitted
assignments, and processing completed questionnaires. All
questionnaires were recorded in the census computer control
systems, and records were maintained via spreadsheets, requiring
a facility with current computer technologies. I was frequently
responsible for the shipping of various materials such as maps
and forms, and tracking the arrival of those shipments.
Ancillary tasks included cataloguing and routing incoming field
material including administrative forms and daily pay records,
providing general administrative support to field staff, and
addressing caller concerns regarding the personal visits of
census workers.
Enumerator. U.S. Census Bureau, April - May 2009.
As an enumerator during address canvassing operations, I was
tasked with updating official address lists as well as
collecting accurate GPS coordinates of canvassed living
quarters. Effectively and concisely communicating the purpose
of census projects was essential for me to successfully gather
data from public contacts, while also protecting the
confidentiality of personal information. Organizational and
planning abilities were necessary to plan effective travel
routes between address assignments, and consequently I exceeded
explicit production expectations while maintaining a high
standard of accuracy.
Graduate Teaching Associate. Department of English, Ohio State
University, 2004-2005.
As a university instructor I was responsible for conducting
English 110, Ohio State's First Year Writing course which is
designed to teach undergraduates not only standards of college
composition, but analytical reading skills as well. My tasks
ranged widely from the selection of relevant course content and
creation of a class syllabus, to holding regular office hours.
Pedagogical responsibilities included organizing daily lesson
plans, guiding the class efficiently and productively through
discussion of course materials, and evaluating student papers.
Assembly worker. General Motors Powertrain, Toledo, OH, summer
2002.
This position required a high rate of adaptability and capacity
for rapid learning. I served as a replacement laborer,
performing various assembly jobs as needed.
Assembly worker. General Motors Powertrain, Toledo, OH, summer
2000.
Assembly worker. Delphi Automotive Systems, Adrian, MI, summer
1999.
I carried out various assembly jobs as a seasonal replacement
worker. The position
necessitated a high degree of flexibility in order to maintain
the company's continuous productivity.
Warehouse employee. The Toledo Zoo, Toledo, OH, summer 1998.
I worked quickly and efficiently as a delivery driver to ensure
zoo staff's ability to meet the manifold needs of patrons.
Duties included pulling stock from warehouse, making frequent
deliveries to zoo grounds, collecting mail, and restocking
warehouse shelves.
REFERENCES Julie Meister
(letter of reference attached)
Bruce Miller
13383 St. Rt. 107
Montpelier, OH 43543
419-***-**** (C)
419-***-**** (H)
Rosemary Phelan
646 Nicholas St.
Toledo, OH 43609
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