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JOERGE B. ARELLANO
74F Ongjungco Compound Mango St. Cebu City
Cel # 09322055445
Email add: Arellanojoerge@yahoo.com

CAREER OBJECTIVE: To be engage in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering technical works, Naval design processes, exhibiting the ability to analyze problems, to synthesize information, to communicate effectively, to collaborate and to provide leadership on multi-disciplinary learns as well as to obtain a challenging position in Engineering with oppurtunities for advancement and development space.

PERSONAL DATA

Date of Birth March 17, 1980
Place of Birth Cebu City Hospital
Height 5’8”
Weight 185 lbs
Status Married
Sex male
Citizenship Filipino
Religion Iglesia ni Cristo

SKILLS ➢ Computer skills • Microsoft office application • Power point • Autocad 2010 (2D)

ACHIEVEMENTS

• Graduated Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering in University of Cebu Last March 2011 • Top student for the last Semester 2011

AFFILIATIONS • Society of Naval Architecture & Marine Enginnering (SONAME)
VISMIN Chapter • SONAME member (UC Chapter)

SEMINARS AND TRAININGS ATTENDED

• Lecture on the functions of the Philippine coast guard
July 22,2010 @ the AVR,Custom Building,UC main campus • Job hunting and Pre-employment seminar
Feb.17,2011 @ UC AVR 1 • Work Ethics and Professionalism
Feb. 17,2011 @ the AVR-1 UC main building

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

COLLEGE
Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
University of Cebu main campus
Sanciangko St. Cebu City

SECONDARY
MMMHS
Bonawon Siaton Negros Oriental

ELEMENTARY
Cabangahan Elementary School
Cabangahan Siaton Negros Oriental

WORK EXPERIENCE

1.Drafsman/Junior Designer
Marine Technique Incorporation
Mercedes Arcade highway Mandaue City

JOB DESCRIPTION o


References: 1.ENGR. Jason Pegarido 3.Engr. Neil Nardo Project Engineer Project Engineer A1 shipbuilder & ship repair JMMS Mandaue City 2.Engr. Mario Gala 4. ENGR. Brian Pulmano Project Manager Project Engineer Aboitiz Metaphil A1shipbuilder & ship repair Ilo-ilo city
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