1817 N Dobson, Chandler, AZ 85224* 520-234-7994*

ANTHONY VARELA

OBJECTIVE:

Seekingopportunity to develop skills in industrial engineering by working on challenging projects to gain real world experience.

EDUCATION:

Bachelor of Science, Arizona State University Expected Graduation Date May 2013

Industrial Engineering witha concentration in supply chain and logistics operations

GPA: 3.57

SKILLS:

Bilingual (English and BasicSpanish)Java ProgrammingMicrosoft Office Minitab

MatlabAutoCadAMPLMS Project

RELEVENT COURSES:

IEE 380 Probability and Statistics IEE 461 Product ControlIEE 376 Operations Research

IEE 498 Six Sigma MethodologyIEE 369 Lean work DesignEEE 202 Introduction to Circuit Analysis

EXPERIENCE:

Arizona State University, Research Assistant, Tempe, AZ November 2011-Present

Assisted in researching US traffic lanes and truck rates. Aided in the development of Logistics Efficiency Metrics, which aimed at creating a logistics index to be used in the industry. As a result, there will be a published report which will be used for future in depth studies.
Assisted in the development of lane efficiencies, which assigned numerical values to specific lanes. Developed Excel model to further analyze data. As a result, a correlation between data was determined to incorporate into the final report.

ACT, Advance Call Center Technologies, Customer Service Representative, Douglas, AZ May 2009 – July 2009

Incremented the productivity of the department by reducing the call traffic.
Performed a high quality service in an efficient time by assisting customers promptly with their technological and financial needs.

PROJECTS:

Final project for IEE 380, ASU Spring 2011

Developed a study working in a team of four students using Statistical tools to decrease wait time for school shuttle system.
Received positive feedback, final report was requested to be shared with class along with presentation.

Final project for IEE 300, ASU Fall 2011

Performed extensive Economic Analysis, to determine whether a potential business would beprofitable.

LEADERSHIP:

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, ASU - Website Director and Network Committee member August 2009-May 2010

Promote SHPE de ASU’s presence on the web
Ensure the images of the chapter were constant across each web outlet that SHPE de ASU utilizes

Loretto Catholic School, MentorMay 2009 – August 2009

Mentored and guided middle school children into achieving success in math and sciences

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