Sap Personal Statement

I never seriously considered a career in technical writing until the SAP Technical Writer job posting illustrated how well my interests and strengths aligned with the demands of the job. Although I am technically a business student, I have two years of experience as a newspaper Arts editor, spent my first co-op term designing and writing internal communications for Scotiabank’s Global Transactional Banking department, and spent my second co-op term prospecting customers and developing marketing material for an enterprise manufacturing software.

I possess a penchant for creative problem solving and logical reasoning, with extensive experience writing, designing, and video editing. Along with strong interpersonal and communication skills, I
It is my understanding that an ERP system stands at the center of modern business operations — spanning across business units to drive efficiency, transparency, and consistency. By the shear necessity of ERP in business, I’ve grown a deep appreciation for its application.

Participating in the Nielsen & General Mills Case Competition solidified my passion for data-driven decision making. I loved uncovering customer stories using Nielsen data and then applying my creativity to develop a fresh and exciting brand strategy. I intend to leverage the same analytical approach when engaging with developers, source material and the software to develop effective user documentation.

Beyond school and work, I’ve expanded both my technical and soft skills. In an increasingly digital world, I’ve taken it upon myself to learn front-end development through Treehouse which I anticipate will facilitate writing in a DITA XML environment. Additionally, long commutes between Toronto and Waterloo presented the perfect opportunity to explore a range of audiobooks, spanning in subject matter from human psychology to