Carlos Jaaziel Flores Alba

Because of in-house, I gained hands-on experience during a 2-month training period, focusing on making efficient daily exports. Took responsibility for the Logistic area, performing diligently until officially hired.

• Manage the export of finished products sold to clients, ensuring timely shipment to international destinations.
• Inspect and verify pallets ready for export, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
• Prepare all necessary documentation for the Mexican border and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on the same day.
• Verify that all merchandise is correctly processed in the shipping area.
• Utilize logistics skills to ensure trucks reach their destinations before closure times.
• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Managed time efficiently in order to complete all tasks within deadlines.

• Maintained strict confidentiality, protecting sensitive client information as required by legal ethics and regulations.
• Managed high-volume workload while maintaining strict attention to detail on every task such as drafting pleadings or summarizing depositions accurately.
• Learned and executed the preparation of documentation for border crossings between U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Mexican border.
• Managed client merchandise, ensuring accurate quantities and descriptions for border crossing.
• Made in-house at Pegatron, where I handled all daily exportation tasks for 2 months until contract was made.

I was inspired to sell chilaquiles at the university, presenting them in containers for easy consumption. With the limited income I had, I began to sell chilaquiles gradually. I prepared the sauce myself and brought it to the university to prepare the chilaquiles on the spot, all while attending campus for my studies. This venture was my own business.

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.

I actively participated in a humanitarian aid project in Nuevo Laredo for two months. Our activities included assisting migrants, small churches, and homeless individuals. We coordinated food distribution for migrants and organized children into groups by age to ensure everyone had access to pantry goods. In addition, I provided support to staff members in their daily tasks, allowing for a reduction in workload and a greater focus on high-priority assignments. Furthermore, I served as a Spanish/English translator throughout the entire two months for those who needed language assistance.

My cousin started a detailed car washing business, and I joined him with the intention of contributing to the company's success. Unfortunately, due to my university schedule, I was unable to continue with the business. During my time there, I collaborated with team members to complete large-scale projects, including fleet vehicles, efficiently and effectively.

Although it was one of the places where I spent the least amount of time as I secured another job, it proved to be one of the most challenging work environments I've experienced. However, I managed to focus on working quickly and efficiently, acquiring skills in warehouse management.

With the onset of the pandemic, I chose to return to Chihuahua. During this time, I continued my studies virtually and joined a fast-food company specializing in rice balls. This experience allowed me to develop the ability to work quickly and efficiently. I also collaborated with team members to quickly fill large orders and serve large parties.

This was my first formal job, where I started as a fruit vendor. With hard work, I eventually became a cashier at a branch. After 2018, I was promoted to supervisor of a store, a position I held for only a year before leaving to pursue my studies in Ciudad Juarez.