A Versatile & Congenial person taking the right decision at the right time with creative but realistic methods to pursue Vision and Mission of organization. During my first full time Job I qualified as Finalist for Toyota National Skills Contest from my branch within the first 5 months of my joining. I was Hired as Parts Sales Executive working on Toyota's EPC and mastering SAP used in Al Futtaim not only for Sales but also for Stock Management, monthly and annual Inventory Audits. I was yet to complete my first year and was promoted as a Assistant Branch Manager for Accessories and Parts at PDI. Having the opportunity to work in a multicultural environment and natural willingness to communicate with everyone at work, developed my skills to qualify to become the Kaizen Promoter for the branch and enhance my Project Management Skills. Soon I was appointed as MIS Analyst in CSO-National Service Division due to MIS being one of the Majors in my Masters. This position created zeal of learning things for me, in the form of Mini Projects, which in long term were considered as Milestone of the Project of achieving organization's Vision and Mission. Proudly selected for the major project of upgrade of SAP IS Retail to IS AutoMy passion of gaining diverse experience landed me working for Etisalat. Technology sector really paced me up in every aspect. I was 1 of the 3 pioneers of Quality Management Operation for Customer Journey Project which allowed me to practically understand that even Perfection Needs Accuracy. While working at Ghalib Enterprises my Project Management, Procurement and E-Commerce skills were enhanced along with the knowledge of Import/Export Incoterms and procedures.Specialties: Operations Management, Project Management, Quality Management , AfterSales Operations, MIS, Stock Management and Sequential Optimization, Customer Excellence, Supply Chain Management, import/Export, ProcurementExceptional ability to Plan, Develop, Implement & ManageMy philosophy is to be “proactive, efficient, progressive, innovative but realistic”