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Fluent in Italian, French, and English. 2.5 years of experience as an automotive design engineer abroad (Italy). Currently working for Nissan as a program manager in the US (frequent travel to Japan). Responsible for bringing new vehicles to market on time and on budget. Promoted after 1 year despite the COVID 19 recession.
Target School: Columbia
Considering: INSEAD, Cornell Johnson, Georgetown McDonough, Duke Fuqua, Chicago Booth
See More Profiles For: Columbia
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: UC Berkeley
Undergrad Major: Mechanical Engineering
GPA: 3.0
GMAT: 710
Age: 27, Ethnicity: White
Extracurriculars: Endurance Athlete (Marathon Runner and Competitive Cyclist)
Title: Lead Design Engineer
Industry: Automotive
Company: Boutique Firm
Length of Employment: 2 yrs, 6 mos
Title: Program Manager
Company: Fortune 500
Length of Employment: 1 yr, 1 mos
Design engineer for the Dallara Stradale. Top 5 fastest cars around the Top Gear test track.
Looking to leverage my technical and management experience to transition into consulting with a focus on the automotive industry and disruptive innovation.
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Hi Mr. Automotive PM, this is Kate Richardson with mbaMission. I really like that you’ve been promoted quickly, and that you have experience working in/with different countries. Your mix of experiences at a boutique and F500 should prove interesting and also demonstrate you can collaborate with different groups. So, work experience seems very strong! Although you majored in a tough field at a great school, your GPA does worry me, especially for Columbia where they look for top stats. Your GMAT is also below their average so I don’t feel great about your odds there. I think some of the other schools on your list (Fuqua, Georgetown, Cornell) are more likely. If you still have time to retake your GMAT, I would highly recommend! …
Hi Mr. Automotive PM, this is Kate Richardson with mbaMission. I really like that you’ve been promoted quickly, and that you have experience working in/with different countries. Your mix of experiences at a boutique and F500 should prove interesting and also demonstrate you can collaborate with different groups. So, work experience seems very strong! Although you majored in a tough field at a great school, your GPA does worry me, especially for Columbia where they look for top stats. Your GMAT is also below their average so I don’t feel great about your odds there. I think some of the other schools on your list (Fuqua, Georgetown, Cornell) are more likely. If you still have time to retake your GMAT, I would highly recommend!
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