How do you put contract administrator on a resume?

Rather than list these skills on your resume, you should focus on telling a story about how you have demonstrated these attributes in real-world situations.

The profile summary of the resume is a concise statement located just after your contact information. This is your first opportunity to let the hiring manager know that you're a contract administrator. The summary is a 1 to 3 sentence summation of your experience and focuses as a contract administrator.

For example, "Results-oriented and motivated Contract Administrator offering more than three years of extensive experience and comprehensive background in analyzing complex contracts, participating in negotiations, and developing new contacts databases."

After the profile summary, the work experience section is a good opportunity to elaborate on your specific achievements working as a contract administrator. For this section, you're going to want to include 3 to 6 bullet points for each job listed.

The most effective way to do this is to start each bullet point with an action verb and, when possible, include hard numbers to support your statement. For example, "Assisted in the negotiations, communicated with clients and business partners, to decrease unnecessary expenses - reduced the costs by 12% in 2021."

Contract administrator can also be described in your education and skills section. Working as a contract administrator requires a strong understanding of business and finance.

Having a bachelor's degree in finance or business administration can help demonstrate your credentials. In addition, list the skills you have that are important for being a successful contract administrator. We recommend reviewing the job description to help determine what skills to focus on.