Cindy Wells is an experienced telecom professional with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and graduate certificate in telecommunications. She has extensive experience in switching, SS7, transport, and interconnection networks from her work at various telecom companies. She is skilled in reducing costs through negotiation, optimization tools, and arbitrage. Cindy is currently an independent consultant and is looking for a new opportunity that leverages her skills in areas like project management, business development, product marketing, and financial analysis.

1. Meet YOUR NEXT HIRE: Cindy Wells [email_address] Telecom Professional Who Knows Business & Technology

2. Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering

3. They don’t have a football team, but they do have flexible classes for students who work and travel. I’m still working on the degree, but will finish the graduate certificate next semester.

6. Until my boss said, “You have to move to New Jersey.” Seriously? Now, really, would you leave the SF Bay Area for New Jersey? They have winter there…so I left to “pursue my own options.”

8. And no one thinks it’s weird I drink Coke for breakfast

9. Business Cases Financial Models ROI, NPV, IRR, etc. Budgets Capex Opex Depreciation Financial Statements

10. Wireless Backhaul MPLS Metro Ethernet SONET DWDM T1, T3, etc. IP ATM Business Analytics SS7 Messaging

11. Excel: Including Pivot Tables, Monte Carlo analysis, What If and lots of other cool stuff PowerPoint: Really nice presentations with meaningful charts & graphs Access: Database queries Word: Not only can I create pretty content, I can write, too. Visio: Technical drawings

12. SQL Crystal Reports Statistical Analysis I’m also analytical, creative, a Myer Briggs ENTJ with strong left- & right- brain abilities, who loves new things and change for change’s sake.

14. I also really excel at: Public Speaking Reducing Expenses Negotiation & Persuasion Forecasting Writing Wireless Communications Data Mining & Modeling

15. Plus, I’m a great cook (But you don’t care about that – give me an interview and I’ll gladly cook you dinner.) And collect rubber ducks that I keep all in a row