Logistics Analyst Resume Example

• Provides support to Naval Weapons System Support (NAVSUP WSS) Philadelphia for failed documents (IDOCs) using Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Systems Application Products (SAP). Has worked with Government Stock in Transit (SIT) Team to clear failed documents . Within Stock In Transit, learned to close out Open Unmatched Receipts, Proof of Deliveries, Material Turned In To Stores (MTIS), Write Offs, and LR Fund Codes. Uses various NAVICP computer programs, including eRetrograde Management System (eRMS), One Touch, Inform 21 and NAVICP In-Transit Accountability (NITA) to cross-references informational data on a daily basis. Works on Supply discrepancy reports in order to fix issues with government/ military shipments necessary out in the field. Provides proof of delivery for shipments as well for conus/ oconus. Uses the following systems for these: PDREP, IGC, CAV WEB. Responsible for helping to train new employees under the programs listed above. Assists in creating manuals with which future or learning employees can learn different tasks so that they may complete their workload in an efficient manner.
• Supply Discrepancy Reports training,IDOC'S training for D4, D6, D7's (intermediate document --standard data structure for electronic data interchange (EDI) between application programs written for the popular SAP business system) Proof of Delivery training Software trainings in the above programs Cross training amongst teams for GDIT that work in different areas assisting the Government and NAVSUP WSS SECURITY CLEARANCE: Form SF85P Completed and Approved June 2014.


• Supervisor: Seema Gupta (215-697-6504)
• Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Assisted the elderly patients to help maintain their memory, keeping their functionality of going through the everyday requirements, and obtaining overall mental stability. While working at Sunrise Senior Living I aided all three units of the nursing home which consisted of the independent living unit, the personal care unit, and the memory impaired unit. Within these three I helped with their needs in preserving their learning competencies, as well as, forming a professional relationship with the patients so that they might come to me with their life issues so that I may help by talking with them.

In forming these relationships I had opportunities to help them overcome their stress/ anxiety, understand the decisions that made them feel less independent (while helping them gain some of their autonomy in the choices they could make at Sunrise), and establish mental wellness. Independence was a problem that reached to all units so by me creating choices for the elderly residents such as coming up with activities and letting them vote on which ones they would prefer calmed this issue.

I planned and organized events for all residents such as a musical demonstration outside with Jazz musicians, this included once at the event supervising the handicapped patients and those with memory loss.

I organized an event for Veteran's day with the Wounded Warrior Project where more then 20 people of their organization came out to hand awards to the elderly who had served in the military.

While at Sunrise I had the opportunity to organize daily activities to help improve their day to day planning music therapy sessions, yoga meditation with the yoga teacher who volunteered and chaperoned outings to restaurants. I was presented with an award for my attentiveness to the residents and patients. Sunrise contacted Penn State University to inquire about an intern program they want to have with the college after I was able to create a bridge between the director at Sunrise and Penn State Abington.