"has experience working" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "She has experience working in the hospitality industry."
The ideal candidate has experience working in a big-league outfield.
She has experience working for a wide range of creative organisations, including Channel 4.
O'Connor has experience working in the federal government, multinational corporations, tech start-ups, and law firms.
She has experience working on films, screenplays, photo essays, web design, blogs, social media, and wikis.
This event featured Randall Ribaudo, PhD, who has experience working in academia, biotechnology, consulting, and government.
Jamal has experience working with governments, NGOs and brands conducting research surrounding behaviour change among young people.
She has experience working at a senior level in multi-national companies including Nokia, Adidas and the Media Trust.
Blair Di Biagioo has experience working with the new generation but I wasn't hugely convinced by his U21 side.
He has experience working on a broad range of projects including high-rise buildings, government offices, shopping malls, and warehouses.
Dr. Aung has experience working in mining of scientific data and indexing and retrieval of large scientific databases.
He has experience working on ground-up and redevelopment projects in multifamily housing, commercial offices, and municipal facilities.
