it is really fortunate that your CEO mentioned me about the opportunity

[juniorgeologist]

Hello again!

I am looking for a job in a specific company. There is no job posting on their website but their CEO told me there may be necessary jobs for me.

While I am writing the cover letter, the suggestions show I should mentioned about where I get the message about the job posting, so in my resume, I start it like this:

"The XXX has no doubt served as a landmark for geologists. However, it is really fortunate that your CEO, Mr. Tim, mentioned me about the opportunity to be a geologist in XXX after I get my master degree. "

I read it again and again but it sounds really wired. Could anybody help me with this?

Thank you.

 

[SoothingDave]

"Mentioned to me the opportunity..."

Omit the "however."

 

[juniorgeologist]

Thank you very much for your rapid reply! Your advise is really useful! :-D

 

[tedmc]

The XXX has no doubt served as a landmark for geologist.

I do not know what you mean by landmark. An employer cannot be a landmark.
Do you mean a preferred employer?

not a teacher

 

[SoothingDave]

Thank you very much for your rapid reply! Your advise is really useful! :-D

Advice. "Advice" is a noun. "Advise" is a verb.