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Organização/Local de trabalho
Owerri, Imo State Nigeria
Cargo
Bachelor of Engineering at Federal University of Technology, Owerri.
Setor
Electronics / Computer Hardware
Sobre
I am a highly motivated, hardworking and responsible individual with a drive towards goal attainment. I have transferable and refined time-management and analytical skills.
I am highly team-oriented with a constant drive for growth and success among team members from diverse and multi-cultural backgrounds. I have the ability to cope under pressure and can work in a team environment both as a team player and as a leader.
I am articulate and possess excellent organizational skills. I am open to challenges that would enhance my skills, especially in the engineering field.
Original copies of all qualifying certificates are available for sighting.
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ahmed jebreel
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