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Example Information Systems Planner resume and feedback
Jordan Patel
Chicago, IL | jordan.patel@email.com | 312-555-0184 | linkedin.com/in/jordanpatel
Information Systems Planner
- SUMMARY: Information systems planning professional with 5+ years supporting IT strategy, requirements gathering, and solution selection across operations, finance, and customer service.
- NorthLake Health (IS Planning Analyst, 2021-Present): Helped develop a 3-year application roadmap and aligned priorities with leadership; partnered with teams to document needs and translate them into plans.
- NorthLake Health: Coordinated vendor demos for ERP and reporting tools, tracked action items, and supported the selection process; created high-level cost estimates and implementation timelines.
- City of Aurora (IT Business Analyst, 2018-2021): Maintained system inventories and assisted with upgrades across multiple departments; produced process maps and facilitated workshops to improve service delivery.
- EDUCATION/CERTS: B.S. Information Systems, Illinois State University | ITIL Foundation | Agile/Scrum coursework (online)
- SKILLS: Enterprise architecture basics, SDLC, Jira/Confluence, Visio, Excel, Power BI, SQL (basic), Azure (exposure), stakeholder management, documentation, project coordination
Overview
- Add measurable outcomes and scope (budget, users, systems) to planning and selection work.
- Clarify your role vs. the team and specify the planning artifacts you produced (roadmaps, portfolios, business cases).
- Tighten generic skill claims by prioritizing tools/frameworks you used and demonstrating depth with examples.
Suggestions
Rewrite to include scope and a tangible planning deliverable, e.g., "Built a 3-year application portfolio roadmap for 120-app environment across 6 departments; facilitated quarterly prioritization with CIO/VPs and delivered a ranked backlog with estimated cost, risk, and dependency mapping."
"Helped develop" and "aligned priorities" do not show your ownership, the size of the environment, or what decision-making artifact leadership received.
Referenced resume text
"Helped develop a 3-year application roadmap and aligned priorities with leadership; partnered with teams to document needs and translate them into plans."
Add selection metrics and decision criteria, e.g., "Led evaluation workflow for 5 ERP vendors (RFP scorecard, TCO model, reference checks); summarized findings and recommended top 2 options, reducing selection cycle from 12 to 8 weeks."
Vendor demo coordination is useful, but without numbers (vendors, cycle time, cost range) and evaluation method (RFP/scorecard/TCO), the impact and rigor of your planning work is unclear.
Referenced resume text
"Coordinated vendor demos for ERP and reporting tools, tracked action items, and supported the selection process; created high-level cost estimates and implementation timelines."
Specify the inventory scope and outcomes, e.g., "Owned CMDB-lite inventory for 85 applications and 40 integrations; standardized lifecycle status fields and refreshed data quarterly, improving upgrade planning accuracy and reducing unplanned outages by X%."
Maintaining inventories and assisting with upgrades reads generic without system counts, cadence, and what improved (planning accuracy, downtime, support costs).
Referenced resume text
"Maintained system inventories and assisted with upgrades across multiple departments; produced process maps and facilitated workshops to improve service delivery."
Replace broad skill claims with a prioritized, role-relevant stack and attach proof in experience bullets, e.g., "Tools: Jira, Confluence, Visio, Power BI; Planning: app portfolio rationalization, capability mapping, TCO/ROI models; Data: SQL (joins, basic ETL validation)."
The current list mixes high-level concepts with "exposure" and "basic" without indicating what you can do independently; information systems planning roles value clear planning methods and demonstrated tool usage.
Referenced resume text
"SKILLS: Enterprise architecture basics, SDLC, Jira/Confluence, Visio, Excel, Power BI, SQL (basic), Azure (exposure), stakeholder management, documentation, project coordination"
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