Resume Communication Specialist

Professional skills

• Communication skills
• English
• HR
• Initiative
• Management
• QA
• Russian
• Selenium
• SPSS
• Support
• Русский язык
• Microsoft Office
• Logic
• Inventor
• Computer
• Native English Speaker
• RDS
• SSIS
• Supervisor
• ORM

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Andrew ******

************ Apt. 103

Minnesota City, MN

Email: ***********************

Telephone: (608) 386-1266

Ukraine Telephone: Show contacts

OBJECTIVE

To secure a communication specialist position at Signal Centers in Kharkov.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• .Native English Speaker

• .Intermediate knowledge of Russian language

• .Natural Science degree from Viterbo University

• .Proficient computer skills in Microsoft Office applications and SPSS

• .Well organized with good communication skills

• .Strong ability to collect and organize data

EDUCATION

Языковая Школа iLingua

Специальность русский язык

Начинал учиться два года назад

Viterbo University, 900 Viterbo Drive La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601

Bachelor of Science degree

Major: Natural Science, Concentration in Biology

Minor: History and Environmental Science

Graduation: *****************

GPA: 3.75/4.0

Recognized on Viterbo University Dean’s List, all semesters

Graduated with High Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Bangor High School, 700 10th Avenue South Bangor, Wisconsin 54614

EMPLOYMENT

Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery, 25808 North Willow Beach Road Willow Beach, Arizona 8***************, **************, 2016

Biological Science Technician, Grade 05

Full-Time

Supervisor – Tom Frew (928) 767-3456, can be contacted

• .Work closely with two endangered fish species (Razorback Sucker and Bonytail) and one production species (Rainbow Trout)

• .Monitor and report chemical inventory

• .Record water quality data such as pH, nitrates, phosphates, salinity, and temperature

• .Report temperature graphs for raceways throughout the hatchery

Ouray National Wildlife Refuge, 19001 East Wildlife Refuge Road Randlett, Utah 8*************, **************, 2012

Range Technician, Grade 05

Full-Time

Supervisor – Diane Penttila (435) 545-2522, can be contacted

• .Wildland firefighting (Hill Fire)

• .Work closely with staff and contractors on desert grassland restoration study

• .Survey two endangered fish species (Razorback Sucker and Bonytail)

• .Help with hatchery work at Ouray National Fish Hatchery including checks of ammonia and selenium levels

Morris Wetland Management District, 43875 230th Street Morris, Minnesota 5**************, 2011 – ****************

Biological Science Technician, Grade 04, Series GS-0404

Full-Time

Supervisor – JB Bright (320) 795-2297, can be contacted

• .Type 2 firefighter and class A faller (Spellman Lake Fire)

• .Preform prescribed burning activities (3,810 acres burned)

• .Combat invasive plant species (thistle, parsnip, QAL, knapweed, leafy spurge) with the use of chemical herbicides

• .Maintain spray equipment such as boom truck, ATV, and backpack sprayers

• .Conduct biological surveys on prairie habitat

• .Harvest native plant seeds using combine, seed stripper, and hand harvest techniques

• .Band Pelicans, Cormorants, Herons, and Egrets

Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, 36391 Sodhouse Lane Princeton, Oregon 9************, 2010 – *****************

Tractor Operator, Wage Grade 5, Series WG-5705

Full-Time

Supervisor – Danny Morris (514) 493-4237, can be contacted

• .Maintained miles of dikes to provide access and to support fire breaks

• .Preformed weekly bird survey (all species) to support refuge initiatives to protect wildlife

• .Repaired and maintained large farm type equipment

Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, 555 Lester Avenue Onalaska, Wisconsin 5************, ****************, 2009

Biological Science Technician, Grade 04, Series GS-0404

Full-Time

Supervisor – Bill Thrune (608) 783-8402, retired

• .Obtained oral-pharyngeal and cloacal samples from waterfowl for avian influenza testing

• .Partnered with the Wisconsin DNR for banding activities

• .Monitored waterfowl affected with Trematodiasis

• .Preform aquatic plant surveys that included the use of a Secchi Disk to measure water clarity

• .Restored prairie and oak savanna habitat

• .Posted areas including refuge boundaries, closed areas, and slow no wake area

• .Managed invasive species including reed canary grass and purple loosestrife

INTERESTS & ACTIVITIES

• .Biochem Club, Viterbo University, La Crosse, WI

• .Volunteer, Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge, Rochert, MN

• .Monitored wolves using radio telemetry

• .Maintained wooded hiking trails

• .Volunteer, Hixon Forest Nature Center, La Crosse, WI

• .Volunteer, Trail Mapper, St. Joseph Villa, St. Joseph, WI

• .Volunteer, Lawn Care Worker, Hazel Brown Leicht Memorial Library, West Salem, WI

• .Interests include hunting, fishing, and trap shooting

AWARDS RECEIVED

• .Certificate of Appreciation from the Fish and Wildlife Service (2009)

• .Viterbo University Scholarship

• .John and Elaine Ranous Citizenship Award