About me

It is with great enthusiasm that I submit my application for Graduate Creative Assistant. As a graduate in Product Design with a wide skill-set across many disciplines I know my diverse skills and qualifications will make me an asset to your team.

As you will see from my attached resume I've built my career in a variety of roles and industries. Not only in small independent companies but in multinational businesses as well. I'm not only used to wearing many hats, I sincerely enjoy it; I thrive in an environment where no two work days are exactly the same. upon graduating from Robert Gordon University in 2007, I worked for an oil company to save to go travelling for a year. That year quickly escalated into 3 years across 19 countries, setting up camp in Australia and New Zealand.

Once I returned on the 3 years mark (via a brief visit to Japan) I found a job in Data Quality Control to pay off the small mountain of debt I accrued. Now I have left the office I am looking for a hands-on role where I can fully utilise my creative background as well as the business side of me; which I developed during my times in office environments.

I have a very adventurous and playful personality and (dare I say it) a sharp sense of humour.

Having worked with crowds of over 200 in Rome to working in an office of 5, where each person is dependant on the other doing their job effectively; I think it's fair to say I am adaptable to any scenario. During my most recent job I had to juggle multiple (literally dozens) of data projects at once, prioritising which project needed the most attention to be completed by the clients time-scale.

In closing, I am thrilled at the possibility of being a Creative Assistant, and would love the opportunity to meet with you and discuss the value that I can bring to your organization. I appreciate your consideration and look forward to hearing from you. I have attached my CV and have references if needed. I am currently based in Aberdeen but for an exciting role such as this I would relocate.

Regards,

Roy Duguid