Hello Magaly Zavala, this is quite the work in progress im sure you have noticed, but I want to get the pure data part down before adding the bells and whissles to my resume, especially since so many will require a .pdf. So take this with a grain of salt, I look forward to your call.
Aaron Farley
Located in Seattle, Washington 🇺🇸.
22 years old, high school graduate.
Currently looking for part-time work.
Aaron is looking to categorize, organize, and preserve content as an Archivist. They plan on going to school to get a Masters in Archival Science or Library Science with an undergraduate in Informatics.
In the meantime, these skillsets can be trained and practiced in cleaning-oriented, data management, and apprentice librarian roles.
Website development is another large interest; I hope to sort and place information to archive in an intuitive layout accessible quickly for interested parties.
I am project-focused in my workflow, perfering to break things into chunks to focus on for extended periods.
A career that allows for a flexible schedule where I can deeply immerse myself in the project until completion, then come up for air to communicate over tea, would be ideal.
Writing out step-by-step a checklist to review before jumping in works wonders for me- if this is a part of the company's workflow my team-oriented-ness increases tenfold!
Limitations & Accommodations
Limits: Dizziness, Kneeling, Lifting, Climbing, Overall body weakness, Noise Sensitivity, Touch Sensitivity, Low Social Skills, Takes time-sensitive medication.
Accommodations: Sitting breaks from standing as needed roughly after 15 minutes, extra time getting up from sitting position needed. Limited heavy lifting, under 20lbs. Bringing own PPE, such as touch and noise reducing tools. Minimal customer interactions. Breaks at specified times when needed for medications.
Understanding these limitations and bringing in the following accommodations for them will increase productivity and employee satisfaction.