AZIZ SHEIKHHouse No: 100, Street-D, Eden Garden, West Canal Road, Faisalabad- Pakistan

Fathers Name: Muhammad AtiqueDate & Birthplace: 14-02-1990 Lahore

Contact No: 0323-5335110 , 03015561551 E-mail: azizsh14@hotmail.com

NIC No: 35201-4722901-7

To become a highly competent professional with strong technical and managerial capabilities, achieving all that by working in an organization with a professional environment and which utilizes my potential fully.

B.Sc. Textile engineering specialization in Yarn Manufacturing 2014 National Textile University- Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan.

GPA = 3.18/4 CGPA = 2.76/4

F.Sc. Pre-Engineering 2010 Fazaia Inter College (E-9) Islamabad (PAF) 761/1050 (1st div)

Matriculation 2008 Islamabad Science School& College (science) 611/850 (A Grade)

EXPERIENCE .

2 year Experience As Merchandiser At Samad Apparel

JD’s : International Export sale and customer dealing Execute production plan Finalizing cost sheets Developing new Customers.

Account Handling: Mango Rica levis Lpp SA. Scout

Case study of 16 single cotton yarn at Shahbaz Garments (MIDAS) Faisalabad, under the supervision of Dr. Zulfiqar Ali (HOD Yarn Manufacturing).

Project title "Effect of spinning rubber cot shore hardness on yarn mass uniformity and imperfection levels" under the supervision of Dr.Zulfiqar Ali (HOD-YM).

Nishat 27 sheikhupura road Crescent Bahuman Ltd MTM Khaniwal MTM Faisalabad

Excellent communication techniques Cooperative team member Adobe Photoshop

Microsoft Office, Excel, power point proficiency

MS Visual Basic

Nishat Mills Ltd. Unit#3, Faisalabad. Masood Textile Ltd.

Organizer at IYEC [1st All Pakistan Young Engineering convention] held at UET Lahore in April 2014.

Organizer at GSP plus seminar held in March, 2014. Attended the COVITEX seminar held in the university. Organizer of Spinning Society 2014.

B.S.c Textile Engineering specialization in Yarn Manufacturing from National Textile University affiliated with Pakistan Engineering council [PEC] and Higher Education Commission [HEC].

Current Economic issues. Sports [Cricket football and Badminton].