Manager Operations

Jennifer A. Hairston **** Kenmore Road Shaker Hts, OH 44122

216-***-****; 216-***-**** ********.********@*****.***

OBJECTIVE: Mid-level manager seeking opportunity in the field of computer engineering.

QUALIFICATIONS

Diligent; goal-oriented individual whose background experience reflects the characteristics of a

well-rounded leader; possessing accelerated multi-taking skills; take-charge capabilities; self-

assertion; motivator; perfectionist at heart; Learns easily and is acceptable to change. Proficient in

Internet Explorer, Firefox, Mac, Microsoft Applications (i.e. Word, Excel, and Publisher); Adobe,

Knowledge in Computer Programming such as C++, C, CMM, HTML, JavaScript, Perl, Fortran,

UNIX, Python, Math Lab, Circuit Design, and Secret Clearance.

EMPLOYMENT

2009-2009 Operations Manager, Aero Pneudraulics Inc.

Responsibilities included: Reported directly to President. Forecasted supply demand

by identifying trends. Created status reports. Organization spokesperson. Managed

inventory. Restructure of control center. Reconciled accounts. Held operations

meetings

2008-2008 Intern, Naval Air Warfare Center, Weapons Division

Responsibilities included: Wrote codes to execute complex equations in 1-

Dimension, Produced codes to run Computational Fluid Dynamics codes with MPI

on several processors, Generated codes that reads data into an oct-tree mesh,

Composed implementation steps on how to proceed with the project once the

internship ended.

2007-2007 Intern, Southern California Earthquake Center

Responsibilities Included: Assisted with creating a video game prototype for

earthquake mitigation using Flash Action Script, Collaborated in multidisciplinary

workplace setting in and outside of research arenas, Presented a work plan, abstract

and a visual at the Annual Conference Meeting, Employed hands-on advanced tools

of information technology to solve important problems in interdisciplinary

earthquake research.

2006-2006 Intern, Georgia Institute of Technology

Responsibilities Included: Created a computer program using Python that parsed data

from point-light display files, Calculated mathematical assumptions, and tested the

values to determine the length of an animal’s limb, Offered recommendations

through research and oral presentation.

2005-2005 Intern, Colorado State University-Fort Collins

Responsibilities Included: Maintained a research log and web page, Exploited the

CHILL Radar software V-CHILL for future use and training purposes, Developed a

computer program in C programming that converted Radar data into V-CHILL

format.

EDUCATION: 2003-2007 Bachelors of Science Magna Cum Laude Wilberforce University

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Sigma Omega Honor Society

National Society of Black Engineers Wilberforce University Alumni Association

References Available Upon Request

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