Adi Raziel Hernandez Gomez
Midvale
Summary
Dynamic professional with a proven track record at Comision Federal De Electricidad, excelling in vendor negotiations and employee engagement. Leveraging analytical thinking and attention to detail, I enhanced supplier relationships and improved workplace culture, driving significant improvements in purchasing operations and employee satisfaction.
Overview
15
15
years of professional experience
Work History
Staff Supervisor
Comision Federal De Electricidad
06.2018 - Current
- Led vendor negotiations to secure cost-effective purchasing agreements, enhancing supplier relationships.
- Negotiated pricing and terms with vendors to secure best value for company.
- Generated reports on purchasing activities to support management decisions.
- Oversees purchasing operations, negotiates with suppliers, identifies inventory shortages, manages purchase requisitions, and verifies purchased products to ensure accuracy, quality, and timely delivery.
Human Resources Assistant
Comision Federal De Electricidad
06.2011 - 06.2018
- Analyzed employee satisfaction surveys to recommend improvements in workplace culture.
- Provided administrative assistance to employees and retirees, including the preparation of official letters and employment documentation. Handled requests from active and retired personnel, maintained accurate personnel records, and ensured compliance with internal procedures. Compiled, analyzed, and reported national annual statistics on employee hiring and retirements.
Education
BBA -
Technological University of Mexico (UNITEC)
Mexico City01-2011
Skills
- Innovation skills
- Employee engagement
- Customer service
- Attention to detail
- Verbal and written communication
- Decision-making
- Relationship building
- Analytical thinking
Languages
English
Professional Working
Spanish
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Staff Supervisor
Comision Federal De Electricidad
06.2018 - Current
Human Resources Assistant
Comision Federal De Electricidad
06.2011 - 06.2018
BBA -
Technological University of Mexico (UNITEC)