Athena Resume

Athena

currently student

Female

25 y/o

Administrative Specialist/Assistant/Executive Front Desk/Reception/Secretary/Assistant

Live in Austria

Nationality Austria

Summary

Dear Team, I hope this email finds you well. I am currently finishing my bachelor’s degree and am very interested in applying as a German language translator. I would like to ask whether it is possible to work for a duration of 2–3 months. During my time there, I would also love the opportunity to improve my Mandarin skills and further immerse myself in the language and culture. Please let me know if such an arrangement would be feasible. I would be happy to provide my CV and any additional documents needed for consideration. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response. Best regards, Athena Bartonik

Work experience

Receptionist

Kolping

2023.12-2024.12

(a year)

(part time/20hrs per week) • Managed front desk operations • visitor services • Supported the maintenance of online and digital displays

Store Associate

Pull & Bear

2023.06-2023.09

(4 months)

(part time/ 18hrs per week) • cash desk • customer advisor • ensure order in the store • fitting room management

Fundraiser

WWF

2019.07-2019.08

(2 months)

• fundraising for WWF

trainee

wiener kindergarten

2018.06-2018.07

(2 months)

• working with children • inclusion kindergarten • assisting the the kindergarten teachers

trainee

Caritas

2017.06-2017.07

(2 months)

• client care with teenagers and childen • office work in a refugee center

trainee

Caritas

2016.09-2017.01

(5 months)

• client care • office work in a refugee center

Educational experience

Hauptuniversität Wien

European Ethnology

2020.03-Current

(5 years)

A Bachelor’s degree in European Ethnology (BA) focuses on the study of everyday life, cultural diversity, and societal change in Europe. It explores how traditions, identities, and social structures evolve over time, examining topics such as migration, globalization, urban and rural cultures, and cultural heritage. The program combines anthropological, historical, and sociological approaches, teaching students qualitative research methods like ethnographic fieldwork, interviews, and participant observation. It emphasizes critical thinking and intercultural understanding, making it relevant for careers in cultural institutions, academia, media, international organizations, and public administration.