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When I was 8 years old, I hit the bull's-eye in Mathematics. The class stood up and clapped when the results were declared by the teacher, I never forgot that overwhelming moment in my life, I was so happy and contended, and that day I understood the importance of excellence in life. My passion for Mathematics and Computers led me to choose computer science & engineering specialization at Oriental institute of science & technology. Although I enjoyed learning latest software technologies, I was wanted to apply analytical and technical skills in a real life business scenario. At the end of program I secured a job offer from Wipro Technologies, which came to our campus for hiring.
In October 2010, I started working for a leading Healthcare client. Initially I worked on archival application to fix technical and performance issues. With sound technical skills and perseverance, I successfully implemented changes in application through maintenance release. These changes affected 2000 users across globe. After successful completion of maintenance release, Business manager and Program manager awarded me for my excellent contribution. In addition to my technical role in which I fixed bottleneck technical issues of application, I generated several weekly reports for the analysis of incident requests. I also implemented several service improvements for repetitive issues, leading to a reduction of Incident requests by 40% over a period of 7 months. In this project I learnt about change management, service improvements, and Problem management. Completing this project successfully gave me the confidence of handling large responsibilities and I began looking for an opportunity where I could perform lead a team.
In early 2012, I received an opp...

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...t exchange program, I can enhance my understanding of international business issues. I am also excited to contribute to the efforts of volunteer groups at campus by serving as a volunteer to help them to organize fund-raising events.
Strong quantitative skills, familiarity with computer applications and experience gained while working on various projects focused on corporate finance and healthcare have helped me to develop strong analytical skills, and have given me the confidence to work on challenging projects. In the short term, I plan to utilize my existing skills and leverage my learning at Memorial University of Newfoundland by working as an Program Manager in the IT industry so that ten years from now I can achieve my long term goal of being a Delivery Manager in a leading IT company where I can channel my experience and energy to enhance client experience .

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