About me


My Name is Parth parmPa and I am a mechanical engineer. To be the part of an organization where I can utilize my skill and make a significant contribution to the success of the employeer and at the same time my Individual Growth.
Strengths:-
Good knowledge in different types of materials and various type of production planning and control.

Technical skills:-
Production Planning and control.
Auto CAD.
Solid work.
Budgeting Technique.

Software skills:-
MS.OFFICE 2010.
Basic Level C++ programing.
Auto CAD/CAM

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