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hirenvpatel.mba
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Dear GOISB team member,
Greetings!
Please review my profile below and advise.
I scored a 640 (Q49, V28) on 26th May, 2012. I'm in dilemma whether to re-take the test or to give it a shot in first round of application. My goal is clear - I want to do an MBA in Supply-Chain/Operations from ISB India or top 20 schools in the US.
Profile:
28, Male from India. (have been in the US for past 4.5 years, 2 years of Masters and 3 years of Work Exp)
Education:
Masters in Industrial Engineering, USA (from top 20 university in Industrial Engg.) GPA: 3.9/4.0 (took two MBA courses and scored an A on both
)
Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering (India) GPA: 3.9/4.0 (consistently among the top 10 in a class of 120)
Certifications:
ASQ certified Six-Sigma Green Belt, CADD certification, French language certification.
Accolades:
Total Employee Involvement at my first job (top 3 motor-cycle manufacturer in India)
Excellence Award at my first employer in US (3rd Party Logistics Company)
Career Summary:
- Present - Supply Chain Consultant - at an ERP Consulting firm. (1 year)
- Continuous Improvement Engineer (Lean Six-Sigma Role at a Supply-Chain company) (Saved $MM here on multiple projects) Initiated metrics to measure facility's efficiency. (2.5 years)
- Project Engineer (Value Engineering/Supplier development role at the company in India) (1 year)
Leadership:
- Led teams of 6-12 team members on continuous improvement projects
- Led Testing team of 8-10 members on SAP implementation project
- Led the Cricket Team in sports for 4 years at college level.
- Deputy (Vice-captain) of Cricket Team in sports for 2 years at NC State.
- Volunteered in community services - helping schools arrange their libraries, coaching kids in sports (cricket)
Languages:
- English, French, Spanish.
Excellent recommendations from VP - Quality, Manager of Project Management department and IT Project Manager at top companies.
Please let me know if you need any further info.
Thanks a lot for your time and inputs.
Have a nice day!
Cheers,
Hiren
Greetings!
Please review my profile below and advise.
I scored a 640 (Q49, V28) on 26th May, 2012. I'm in dilemma whether to re-take the test or to give it a shot in first round of application. My goal is clear - I want to do an MBA in Supply-Chain/Operations from ISB India or top 20 schools in the US.
Profile:
28, Male from India. (have been in the US for past 4.5 years, 2 years of Masters and 3 years of Work Exp)
Education:
Masters in Industrial Engineering, USA (from top 20 university in Industrial Engg.) GPA: 3.9/4.0 (took two MBA courses and scored an A on both
) Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering (India) GPA: 3.9/4.0 (consistently among the top 10 in a class of 120)
Certifications:
ASQ certified Six-Sigma Green Belt, CADD certification, French language certification.
Accolades:
Total Employee Involvement at my first job (top 3 motor-cycle manufacturer in India)
Excellence Award at my first employer in US (3rd Party Logistics Company)
Career Summary:
- Present - Supply Chain Consultant - at an ERP Consulting firm. (1 year)
- Continuous Improvement Engineer (Lean Six-Sigma Role at a Supply-Chain company) (Saved $MM here on multiple projects) Initiated metrics to measure facility's efficiency. (2.5 years)
- Project Engineer (Value Engineering/Supplier development role at the company in India) (1 year)
Leadership:
- Led teams of 6-12 team members on continuous improvement projects
- Led Testing team of 8-10 members on SAP implementation project
- Led the Cricket Team in sports for 4 years at college level.
- Deputy (Vice-captain) of Cricket Team in sports for 2 years at NC State.
- Volunteered in community services - helping schools arrange their libraries, coaching kids in sports (cricket)
Languages:
- English, French, Spanish.
Excellent recommendations from VP - Quality, Manager of Project Management department and IT Project Manager at top companies.
Please let me know if you need any further info.
Thanks a lot for your time and inputs.
Have a nice day!
Cheers,
Hiren
