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Christopher Eckert

Branchburg Township,NJ

Summary

Experienced with managing store inventory and assisting customers in retail setting. Utilizes effective communication and problem-solving skills to enhance customer experience. Knowledge of maintaining well-organized and efficient store environment, contributing to overall business success.

Developed exceptional customer service and cash handling skills in high-paced, customer-focused environment. Demonstrates effective problem-solving abilities and efficient task management while ensuring positive customer experience. Ready to transition into new field by leveraging these transferrable skills for impactful contributions.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience

Work History

School Store Clerk

Immaculata High School
Somerville, NJ
09.2021 - 05.2025
  • Assisted customers with product selection and inquiries to enhance shopping experience.
  • Operated cash register efficiently, processing transactions with accuracy.
  • Maintained inventory organization, ensuring products were stocked and displayed properly.
  • Collaborated with team members to manage store displays and promotional materials.

Concessions Worker

Somerset Patriots
Bridgewater, NJ
05.2022 - 08.2024
  • Consistently provided friendly service to promote better customer engagement.
  • Kept area, equipment and surroundings tidy and organized to comply with cleanliness standards.
  • Monitored cash handling procedures to ensure accuracy and prevent discrepancies.
  • Collaborated with team members to ensure smooth operations during high-traffic events.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Applied Physics

New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
05-2029

Skills

  • Customer service
  • Patience and empathy
  • Cleanliness and hygiene
  • Reliability and punctuality

Timeline

Concessions Worker

Somerset Patriots
05.2022 - 08.2024

School Store Clerk

Immaculata High School
09.2021 - 05.2025

Bachelor of Science - Applied Physics

New Jersey Institute of Technology
Christopher Eckert