abhisg1
Hello!
Please provide inputs on my profile below-
Background:
25, Male, Indian
Education:
B.E (2018) - 66%
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Work Exp:
1 year (2018-19) in Harman International as an Associate Engineer: working on big data tech like hive, hadoop, etc in addition to PL SQL, in a technical role.
3.5 (2019-present) years in EY India as part of the Business Consulting practice: joined as an Analyst and have been consistently promoted over 3 years to Senior Consultant (2 skip level promotions in 2 cycles). I've worked across domains such as regulatory compliance, contracts and commercials, project management, operations and auditing. I've worked with diverse clients, spanning FMCG, Pharma, Telecom and IT services. These clients have been global, so I have consistently interacted with stakeholders from varied backgrounds and geographies. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic I was not allowed the opportunity to travel. I've driven multiple engagements and clients at a given time as an SME. Some engagements were:
ITGCs - IT audits and Controls assessments
CSV - Regulatory compliance validations as per FDA regulations
Business Analyst - for SAP and non-SAP applications implementations
Transition manager - driving outsourcing operations for a client to multiple third party vendors. Subsequently, helped set up Business process excellence framework post transition.
Project Management -
Certifications:
ITIL Foundation
Certified Scrum Master
EY Analytics badge - data visualization
Expected GMAT: 690-710
Extracurricular:
CMCA member during my schooling
Part of the university's football team during my BE, as well as at EY
CSR at EY
Competitive Gamer
Goals:
Short term : Move from Business Consulting to Transaction Advisory (Mergers/Acquisitions and Strategy) in Consulting
Long term : Leadership role in strategy
Happy to hear any suggestions or inputs to improve my profile further.
Hi Abhisg,
I can see you have a fairly good amount of
work experience, almost 4.5 years. But as I can see that your
GMAT Score is at that good. So I recommend you reattempt and try to get more than
740+ to gain admission to your dream universities. Your
certification courses are just like icing on the cake that is already very delicious.
You also have
extracurricular activities, a plus point in your application that will help you in your admission process.
Accounting firms' transaction advisory services (TAS) groups assist organisations in evaluating and navigating corporate transactions with services such as business modelling, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and valuations. A transaction advisory career is similar to investment banking in that it requires long hours, a lot of stress, and extreme attention to detail. Because most accounting firms have smaller TAS groups than the rest of their divisions, competition for positions is fierce.
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