Service Sales

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Personal Information

Name: HYO-SUP JUNG

Residential Address: Seoul, Republic of Korea

Mobile: +82-10-555*-****

Date of Birth: 23 Aug 1986

Nationality: Korean

Objective

A position as Trader

Educational Background

Apr2005 – Sep2005 Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan

(Military Service)

Oct2008 – Mar2012 Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan

Bachelor of Arts in Asia Pacific Management (Grade Average: 3.79/4.0)

With emphasis on World History and Political Economy

Aug2009 – Aug2010 Best Academic Award recipient twice in a row

Apr2010 – Mar 2012 Appointed as Japanese Government scholarship Student by joining the program, GBLP (Global Business Leader Program), for two years established by Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Japan (MEXT)

Military Service

Feb 2006 – Feb 2008 Served as KATUSA (Korean Augmentation To the United States Army)

Stationed in South Korea in the Finance Battalion

Personal Competencies

Well-developed interpersonal skills acquired through current job in the Japanese Trading house (Sogo-Shosha) as a Negotiator (broker) in charge of the China, Korea and Japan market.

Intercultural adaptability in dealing with people from a diverse range of backgrounds at multicultural, multi-lingual university in Japan and military service in U.S army.

The nature to keep the track of records such as Sales volume, Net income etc.

Problem solving ability under any pressure with Never-give-up spirit learned through the experiences of the College in Japan, military service in U.S army and current job.

Always positive and open-minded with full of curiosity to a great variety of industries and companies based on the Insight learned from the view of World history, Political economy and current job in the Japanese Trading House.

Quick and Decisive implementation based on the Logical and Philosophical Thinking.

Able to handle a great variety of tasks and responsibilities simultaneously and efficiently by working closely with the co-workers and getting supports from Buyers and Sellers together

Well-understanding of the scheme and flow of the Logistics and financial transaction

Licenses & Qualifications

JLPT N1(Fluent Japanese proficiency)

MOS – MS Excel 2002 expert/ MS PowerPoint 2002 core

The certificate of Enterprise Accounting (Level 3)

BULATS-(Advanced) certified by university of Cambridge(ESOL)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Aug2010-Sep2010

Jan 2012 – Current

Summer Internship at Fujitsu

http://www.fujitsu.com/global/

Trader/Broker/

Mitsui & Co. (三井物産) – The major Japanese Trading House

http://www.mitsui.com/jp/en/index.html

Responsibilities and achievements:

-Commodity trading of Nickel sulfate, Lithium carbonate

-Sales of Sulfur from Korean refineries to Nickel smelting companies

Appeal Point

If I could describe myself in one word, I would say I am a challenger. Whatever problem appears, instead of avoid it, I get straight to the point and put all efforts to come up with solutions. This is my strength: problem solving ability.

1. Personal Physical Challenge: By the time I decided to go to college in Japan, I weighed more than 100 kg. I knew that I should change my condition and lose weight and that if I could do so I would also gain confidence. Then, I made it my goal to get into shape and stay healthy through a rigorous diet and regular exercise. While I ran on the exercise treadmill, I visualized myself becoming thin, and I told myself I will burn all of the fat DNA in my body. I even made one treadmill break down. As a result, I succeeded in losing 30 kg in three months, and I have stayed in shape ever since. Moreover, the experience of success in changing myself has given me the motivation and confidence to overcome many unpredictable challenges in my life.

2. Financial Crisis: I faced challenges to pay the tuition fee when, in 2008, the Yen suddenly appreciated and Won depreciated. Instead of giving up and returning to Korea, I decided to take the risk of being removed from school for not paying the tuition fees by doing whatever I needed to do to win scholarships. I looked around to see what I could do to continue studying in Japan.

I started doing part time at school to earn living expenses. I became TA and SA and made desperate efforts to push myself, cutting back on hours of sleep and studying as hard as I could with the goal of receiving scholarships. As a result, I won the university's best academic award twice in a row, in the fall of 2009 and spring of 2010, and with the scholarship I was able to pay off tuition expenses. On top of that, from 2010 I have been selected as a Japanese government scholarship student.

Through these experiences, even if I face difficulties in unexpected circumstances when working on projects in the future, I will have the confidence to overcome these challenges because of my ability to be a problem-solver. I believe this strength can contribute to your company as it faces many challenges under rapidly changing global market.

Interests and Sports, Hobby

Taking Piano Lesson twice per week for 3 hours each

Doing Exercise at the gym : Enjoy Spinning everyday early in the morning (6:00-8:00)

Reading Books related to World history, International politics, Current affairs etc.

References

Available upon request

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