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by gadi29 » Mon Jun 29, 2015 12:50 pm
Brief description : I am a B.E (E&TC) graduate now having close to 5 years experience in automotive industry. Currently working in a Automotive Tier-1 MNC Supplier. Mainly worked in automotive embedded software development but from last 1.5 years serving a module lead position in the current company.Worked on medium-term & long-term projects of a $20 million(in annual revenues) German OEM, further I work on the assessment and action-plan for next generation of ECU softwares.In addition to all this I'm also part of group which handles investor relations and enables corporate level interface with the customer.

2) GRE : 298 ; GMAT: Yet to take scheduled on July 23
3) GPA : 3.7; top 10% of the class , majored in Electronics& Telecommunication

4)Additional:

- exposure to Automotive industry in Japan & Europe & North America
- Active participant in CSR initiatives taken by the company


5)Short-term & Long-term Goals: Post MBA, I'm inclined to pursue Strategy or Operations at one of the Big 3 companies and seek assignments in the Automotive sector.operations management will build upon my present experience of business development for a german OEM and MBA learnings, by providing diverse exposure and a structured approach to tackle cases. In the long-run, I plan to specialize in growth and go-to-market strategies in the automotive sector with regards to international business development, playing an integral role in corporate strategy and leading the sustainable expansion of the organization in the emerging economies.
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by mbaMissionJenK » Mon Jun 29, 2015 4:14 pm
Hi there,

Thanks for your post. Wondering about the urgency? Feel free to let us know if you have specific questions you'd like answered!

So it sounds like you have some solid experience and likely particularly-strong project management and analytical skills, and you've handled some valuable accounts. What is tougher to assess in this brief profile overview, but schools would look at more closely on your resume and in your recs and essays, is your leadership experiences... your teamwork and communication style.... and what impact have you made. The more you've gone 'above and beyond' what was expected of you; and the more you can draw from working with and leading others, the better.

I'm not sure what your nationality is, and what schools you are looking for, but schools are interested in diverse class make-ups so that could be relevant (or not).

Your GPA is strong; GRE is not always assessed as a total # but schools would look at your scores and percentiles for both Q & V. Good luck on the upcoming GMAT... that will likely influence your level of school that seems most appropriate to apply to!

Your international experience and exposure is a plus; and it sounds like you've put some thought into your post-MBA goals, which seem relevant.

So overall, you have some good elements to your profile but tough to provide much more insight without a GMAT and more detail. Why don't you reach out again post GMAT perhaps? And we do offer a free 30 minute consultation that includes a resume review if useful... that is at https://mbamission.com/consult/ if interested.

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