Customer-focused Electronics Associate with experience assisting shoppers, troubleshooting basic issues, and maintaining organized inventory. Known for strong communication, attention to detail, and teamwork in fast-paced retail settings.
Work History
Walmart Electronics Associate
2 Years 6 Months
Walmart | 05.2024 - Current
Assisted customers with electronics selections, product comparisons, and informed purchasing decisions.
Stocked, organized, and replenished electronics shelves to maintain accurate merchandise availability.
Verified pricing, labels, and signage for correct product placement and shelf presentation.
Operated handheld scanners and register systems to support inventory checks and transactions.
Followed inventory procedures to locate items, update stock, and reduce out-of-place merchandise.
Collaborated with associates to process freight, unload merchandise, and support floor readiness.
Continuously improved skillset, attending industry training sessions and workshops for professional development.
Performed cash, card, and check transactions to complete customer purchases.
Engaged in friendly conversation with customer to better uncover individual needs.
Listened to customer needs and desires to identify and recommend optimal products.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Ripon College | Ripon, WI | 05-2027
Dean's List
Awarded All Academic All-Conference from the NCAA
3.55 GPA
Extracurricular Activities: Ripon College Women's Soccer Team
Psi Chi Member
Research Project: The Effect of Chocolate on Memory Recall in College Students, there was significance found between the before and after group but no significance between white chocolate, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate. These results demonstrates practice effect.
Capstone Project: Zebra & Quagga Mussels: The Unseen Threats of Lake, I was the Project Manager. I was in charge of finding, organizing, and communicating with stakeholders. This project focused on researching a problem and designing a possible solution. This project choose Zebra and Quagga muscles. Our solution was to have community gathering events to collect zebra shells and turn them into jewelry and fertilizer.