February 28, 2003 Engr. Rigor Buenvinna Samsung Products Inc. 1345 St.

Bernard Drive Pasig City Dear Engr. Buenvinna: In March 2003, I will be graduating from the University of the Philippines with a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering. I am writing to explore the possibility of employment as a Control Systems Engineer at your Pasig facility. Early in my coursework at UP, I seriously began considering future employment with Samsung Products Inc. We use a number of your products in our laboratory work, and their design, precision and reliability are impressive. More recently, however, I noted in a professional computing journal that you are undertaking a new project to apply microcomputers in automatic control systems. Many of my electives were in the fields of control systems and computers, and I have worked for two summers in microcomputers applications. I believe that I am well qualified to begin working on your new project; I know that it is directly related to my interests. The enclosed resume details my educational background and experience. I will be in the Pasig area on the first week of January and I could be available for an interview, if convenient. In the meantime, if you need any further information, you may contact me at 047.791.2991. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely yours, Jayson Andaya

The application letter is about a graduating student applying for a job as a Control Systems Engineer. The letter is not lacking the essential parts of an ideal application letter. The body of the letter has three paragraphs which contain the main points. The first paragraph indicates that the applicant is a graduating student and is interested in applying for that company. The second paragraph focuses on the work experience of the applicant. The last paragraph states that the applicant has attached his resume and he is requesting for an interview. However, Ive noticed that the paragraph ends were not aligned. The paragraphs needs to be aligned or justified so that it looks clean and organized to the reader of the letter.