Abraham Sheikh

• Joined Tropicana Brands Group Bradenton Manufacturing Site as its first rotational program campus recruit • Developed and worked in cross functional teams to establish 5S standards and practices for material handling and storage. • Developed training and operational guides to increase department productivity and capability

Facilitated in the revival of engineering program for engine assembly and vehicle design program at the University of Florida • Supported team of 6 Mechanical Engineering students to fix, modify, and rebuild high mileage inline-six engines from bare engine blocks • Tracked and organized engine components to streamline assembly process to identify missing or broken parts needed and meet semester deadline for engine rebuild completion

• Promoted to 1 of 9 conflict resolution coaches for the University of Florida’s 26 Residence Halls • Headed several mediations between conflicted residents to speak about the conflict, provide a safe environment to speak on issues and concerns, and work with residents to reach a resolution • Spearheaded training of over 50 Resident Assistants on subjects such as diversity, identifying microaggressions, and promoting an open and safe learning environment for resident assistants

• Operated as a crisis management counselor to assist residents and students in various situations whether it be related to school or person life, and connect with on-campus resources • Created, led, and managed various community engagement programs with 10 different vendors and organizations that emphasized community involvement, teamwork, and professionalism with over 200 students in attendance • Oversaw a building of 47 residents to promote community and comradery as one building, facilitate difficult conversations and conflict between residents, and preserve University of Florida Housing Community Standards

• Diagnosed and troubleshooted common issues with major gaming consoles such as Xbox One, Play Station 3rd and 4th generation consoles • Redesigned an organizational inventory system for used components such as motherboards, hard drives, CD drives, power supply units to promote efficiency, maximize inventory space by 45%, and decreased repair time by 30% • Performed hardware repairs and troubleshooting techniques such as reflowing CPU Components and micro soldering HDMI parts on motherboards

ACCENT Speakers Bureau is the student government-run speakers' bureau of the University of Florida. It claims to be the largest student-run speakers' bureau in the United States The organization is a student government agency.

• Troubleshot various customer concerns ranging from entertainment console issues, end-user difficulties with operating vehicle, and tire concerns • Responsible for fleet of 100 vehicles and creation of reports based on vehicle cleanliness, repair needs, vehicle location, and client usage • Worked in a high-performance oriented environment with various service advisors and managers to assure customer needs and requirements were met