Timothy J.

Cloutier
3 Union St. Apt. 102 Biddeford, ME 04005
Tel: 207-710-3949 e-mail: cloutiert@husson.edu

Education
Sanford, Maine (2006-2010) High School Diploma
Husson University (2012-2014) Bachelors in Financial Management

Work Experience
Teller, TD Bank, Kennebunk, Maine

May 2013-September 2013

May 2014-Present

Flawlessly handle cash and maintain a consistent balanced cash draw

Learn and adapt to 6 different bank locations in the Southern Maine region

Fully comply with strict security measures to ensure funds safety

Manufacturing Associate, Hussey Seating Co., North Berwick, Maine

2012

September 2011-June

Assemble folding chairs and package for shipping as well as applying accessories

Paint world class chair and bleacher parts using a powder coat painting basis

Operate heavy presses to form specific metal accordingly reading from a diagram

Train new workers primarily on unloading the paint line as well as various other areas

Sandwich Artist, Subway, Biddeford, Maine

Interact with every customer for satisfactory order accuracy

Work fluently with a small team under pressure

Count and close the register out at the beginning/end of each day

Work individually for hours at a time and meeting criteria for the next shift

Crew Trainer, J.H.M Enterprises (McDonalds), Sanford, Maine

July 2010-October 2011

June 2007-June 2010

Train new employees and explain everyday tasks of what were expected of them

Establish a routine that would help new hires work efficiently and effectively

Multitasking, taking orders as well as maintaining the register and providing excellent customer service

Cleaning the facility to excellent restaurant standards throughout the day

Skills
Innovative and can generate workable solutions and resolve problems quickly

Can type in excess of 70 words per minute

Excellent customer service skills

Computer Literate with a vast array of computer applications

Given a deadline, always meets expectations

Awards & Achievements

Scored in top 10% of students in National Treasury Financial Capability Challenge