HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICA-TIONS WORK EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE ACADEMIC PROJECTS EDUCATION

Jarrod M. Mock

jmock@andrew.cmu.edu

Current Address: SMC 6274, 5032 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15289, (304) 676-5093

Permanent Address: 602 Adams Street, Windber, PA 15963, (304) 258-5608

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OBJECTIVE	Obtain a full-time position with a company that desires to be in the forefront of productivity and efficiency within their manufacturing and supply chain departments
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICA-TIONS	Engrained with a personal enthusiasm for team linked efficiency and cohesiveness Trained to inspire a thirst for empowered quality management among workforce Skilled in determining and limiting bottle neck operations in varying work conditions Educated to install effective Six Sigma and lean manufacturing methodology Focused forward to expect and adapt to changes of IT development in manufacturing
WORK EXPERIENCE	Operations Windber, PA 2002-2005 MOCK’S GREENHOUSE AND LANDSCAPING Managed a team in landscaping projects under time and equipment constraints Developed a program to efficiently track Christmas tree sales and real time inventory Employed in different positions gaining hands-on understanding of operational problems Implemented beneficial quality procedures early in the production cycle to eliminate later quality inspections and costs Equipment Manager Pittsburgh, PA Fall 2003/2006 CARNEGIE MELLON FOOTBALL TEAM Efficiently managed inventory of equipment under a budget constraint Allocated equipment to meet the situational need of 105 players Repaired and changed equipment to maximize the effectiveness of each player Determined logistical improvements in inventory movement to increase labor productivity and decrease labor costs
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE	CrossSeekers Campus Ministry CMU Fall 2005 - present STUDENT PRESIDENT Encouraged and supported eight members of leadership team in their areas of ministry Facilitated bi-weekly meetings to effectively evaluate ministry progress and direction Assisted in coordinating three campus wide events to spread awareness of organization SMALL GROUP LEADER Challenged six group members to pursue purpose that lasts beyond the temporary Prepared material and activities for a focused and life-transforming study of the Bible Directed group discussion in ways that personally involved and affected every member
ACADEMIC PROJECTS	PharmaSim Competition – 2^ND of 32 teams Spring 2005 Worked within team of four to make competitive business decisions in pharmaceutical simulation game Determined profitable monthly pricing, marketing and distribution options of product line Analyzed results of own decisions along with competitor’s, reacting appropriately with evidence-backed solutions
ACTIVE INTERESTS	Carnegie-Mellon Football Player Fall 2004 –present Football Team Bible Study Leader Fall 2004 – present……………. CrossSeekers Campus Ministry Spring 2004 – present…………… Intramural Sports Fall 2003 – present……………. Inter-Faith Group Leader Spring 2006 – present ……
EDUCATION	Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, May 2007 Area of Concentration: Manufacturing Management and Logistics/Supply Chain Operations GPA: 3.0 GPA within concentration: 3.33