How do I write a resume for a project coordinator job?

Don't forget to give your customer service skills prominence by listing them in your resume's separate key skills section. Finally, use your bullet points to prove you have those abilities.

First, you're going to want to lead with a strong profile summary or objective. In 1 to 4 sentences, describe your background and professional goals for the new job you're seeking.

For example, "Efficient project coordinator with 3+ years of experience. Highly organized and skilled in interpersonal communication. Seeking to make life easier at PAU Regional."

Next, you're going to want to elaborate on your specific experience working as a project coordinator. Like the profile summary, you'll want to convey your experience using real-world examples and achievements and quantifiable measurements of success.

For example, "Prepared Excel spreadsheets, reports, and PowerPoint decks for 130+ meetings between cross-functional team members."

Top skills to include on your project coordinator resume:

• Hard Skills:

  • Vendor management

  • Generating reports

  • MS Excel

  • PowerPoint

  • Requirements gathering

  • Working with cross-functional teams

  • Meeting preparation

  • Scheduling

  • Budgeting

• Soft Skills:

  • Interpersonal skills

  • Written and verbal communication

  • Collaboration

  • Writing

  • Active listening

  • Time management

  • Critical thinking

  • Organization