multi-skilled

British  

adjective

1. possessing or trained in more than one skill or area of expertise

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Example Sentences

Following the second set of job cuts there was a strategic focus to bring in what have been described as "versatile people who are multi-faceted and multi-skilled to help in multiple areas".

From BBC

Another retired NBA star, Vince Carter, noted how tough qualifying could be for talented big men with multi-skilled playmakers starring for many clubs.

From Barron's

You have a multi-skilled background, you were once an on-air radio host.

From Salon

"Sam played a lot of basketball at high school, so he was able to hone his skills with catching the ball in the line-out and passing. In the modern day, you need big forwards to be multi-skilled," Adam said.

From BBC

He played Charon, the multi-skilled Continental Hotel concierge who is fond of Wick, an assassin played by Reeves.

From Seattle Times