Nurbek Ashirbai Uulu

R2Net (Blue Nile & James Allen)

• Process and ship 500+ high-value jewelry orders daily during peak seasons in a fast-paced fulfillment environment.
• Personally pack 80–100 secure orders per shift, ensuring careful handling and protective packaging of fine jewelry.
• Handle merchandise valued at up to $150,000 per day, maintaining strict security and loss-prevention standards.
• Inspect and process 100+ diamonds and gemstones per shift with strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy.
• Consistently meet and exceed productivity KPIs while preparing domestic and international shipments via UPS, FedEx, and USPS.
• Quickly became one of the most trusted and valued team members during peak season due to reliability, speed, and performance under pressure.

• Consistently ranked among the top cash earners, generating $10K–$15K monthly and over $25K during peak seasons.
• Recognized for fast, efficient, and high-quality service, processing hundreds of shipping and printing transactions daily with exceptional accuracy. Helped customers with shipping, packaging, printing, and mailbox services.
• Trained new team members on store procedures, customer service, and UPS systems. Handled cash, card payments, and daily reports accurately.
• Prepared and shipped national and international packages following UPS rules. Solved customer issues quickly and kept a friendly, professional attitude.

• Served on the dedicated IT support team for Turkish fashion brands KOTON and LC Waikiki.
• Provided technical assistance and troubleshooting for POS systems across 15 countries and 135+ retail stores.
• Ensured uninterrupted retail operations by resolving hardware and software issues quickly and efficiently.
• Collaborated with international teams to maintain seamless communication and consistent technical standards.

• Led a correctional program developed by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation with the Lenin District Police Department.
• Conducted interviews with 40+ men immediately after domestic violence incidents, motivating participation in rehabilitation.
• Formed three groups of 7–10 participants and led a 6-month correctional course focused on behavioral change.
• Achieved a measurable result — recurrence of domestic violence decreased by up to 85% among participants.

• • Assessed teens’ academic progress and psychological well-being.
  • Supervised two classes with 28 and 24 teens, ensuring their academic success and personal development.
  • Delivered one weekly class on stress management, etiquette, hygiene, academic success, time management, and other daily life skills that supported positive habits and confidence.
  • Oversaw teens’ health, daily activities, and discipline, maintaining a structured and supportive learning environment.
  • Communicated regularly with parents about progress and well-being, as the lyceum had a dormitory where teens stayed five days a week and went home on weekends.