esoko minkula

Dear Sir,

My name is ESOKO MELVIS and I am applying for a job in your company , I am pleased to submit my resume.
As you can see from my attached resume, I have a BSc in ELECTRICAL Engineering. I developed my research and engineering skills through several internships and academic projects. I am presently working in Barry Callebaut Cameroon (SIC CACAOS) as an Electrical Technician and also as an Assistant in charge of raw materials in Quality Assurance. I started off my journey with engineering drawing and then I moved into the beans laboratory and I have been working with the team for quite a while.

Alongside being a lab technician, I have taken part in several projects in my department. This has enhanced my skills in quality management, food safety, HACCP, planning, analyzing data, auditing and team work.

Attached is my resume that provides additional information on my background and qualifications. As you can see I have a wide breadth of experience that would make me a strong asset to your team. I would appreciate the opportunity to schedule a meeting with you to discuss this opportunity and the value I could add to your team.
Thank you for your consideration and looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely
ESOKO MELVIS
Enclosures: Curriculum Vitae

Duty; carrying out of electrical installation,
•Caring installation resistance test of the whole installation,
•Connection of telephone and Local Area Network(LAN)
•ENEO CAMEROON S.A (EX

Duty: Work under 3 department that is,
• REWINDING OF ELECTRICAL MOTOR, POWER SYSTEM and TELECOMMUNICATION DEPARTMEN

•Maintenance at various places such as camps, cottage hospital, on air conditioning system, lighting of houses, and electrical appliances.
•Maintenance of the factory machines (preventive and corrective maintenance) Wiring of the control and power circuits of the motors which will be used as starters to install generator to be used at mondoni
•Rewinding and maintenance of electrical motors in the Factory.
•Maintenance of the telephones lines and their power circuit at the factory and also wired telephone lines in residential houses in Tiko