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Comment by jviancos on February 1, 2010 at 2:12pm

Professional individual with more than 15 years of technical experience on system and operation analysis. Skills in diverse areas of computer technologies including: installation, configuration, monitoring, maintenance, supervising and troubleshooting. Customer focused with proven results in providing excellent customer service key clients and associates to improve business performance. Organization and time management in continuous system monitoring to identify areas of potential improvement. Organize creative and self motivating person.

Comment by Elvis Arias on November 21, 2009 at 5:27pm

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Comment by Gualberto Huerta on October 5, 2009 at 10:07am

Hi Leslie, based on my research, I've seen that most of the companies in IT are moving their sales force direclty to the countries, you have to take into consideration that the salaries in Latin American are less expensive compared with US compensation, moreover, work and live in country have the benefit to be more familiar with the market and the culture.

Comment by Leslie Paige Houghton on October 5, 2009 at 9:27am

My background is computer hardware distribution sales (over 15 years), but I recently double majored in Spanish and Latin American Studies from the University of Kansas. Does anyone know of a manufacturer looking for a bilingual sales rep or a manufacturer's rep position available?

Comment by Gualberto Huerta on October 5, 2009 at 8:22am

Hi there, I stared in computers very early, running code in Basic and Cobol when I was 15, anyways, currenlty I'm a consultant engineer for data-communications, located in the Houston area, currently work for HP as Senior System Engineer, see you all.

Comment by David Bautista on October 5, 2009 at 8:14am

Well I have been in the IT world for the last 12yrs. Currently I'm working as a contractor for the city of NY. I'm looking to leave this business but I haven't found a field that is such rewarding. My goal is to open a consulting firm in Latin America but i think other people are trying to do the samething and it's all the same story, the lack of infrastructure, however with WIMAX technology things will change our latin countries. Stay tune and keep reading on wireless it will change our country.

Comment by Leslie Paige Houghton on October 2, 2009 at 9:53am

You may be good at training people on what you've learned. I'm not sure if it's what you want, but you may want to think of it as an option. There are many training centers that sometimes need help.

Comment by Marco Vida on October 2, 2009 at 9:33am

Oooops forgot to say that I am currently working as a System Engineer for a fire district here in Tucson..maintaining the network, Cisco phone systes, Microwave links, all computers and printers, Blackberries..supporting around 200 users, backups, etc...I also have my side business as IT consulting and fixing computers for home users...

Comment by Marco Vida on October 2, 2009 at 9:27am

HI EVERYBODY!! :-)
I got started in the IT field about 8 years ago..before that I used to work as a Pastry Chef for several restaurants here in Tucson, az. I've alwasy been a GEEK, and when the opportunity presented it self, I went for it. Through a city program I got my A+ and NET+ and my first job in IT as a NET Admin for a small non-profit agency..later I got my AA in Computer Networking, and Im happy to say that this December 09 will be finishing my BA in IT as well as my Security+ (I hope to pass it on the first try :-) )
I am looking to met and make new friends everywhere..I speak Spanish, English and about 85% Portuguese...am also looking for a new job..so if anybody knows of any..let me know! :-)...I can send a copy of my resume....Hope to make new friends here!!

Comment by Ricardo Leanos on July 27, 2009 at 12:08pm

How did I get started in IT? It all started years ago when I was developing a Financial Account application under the HP Unix platform for a well known company in the San Francisco Bay Area. As curious I was, I kept asking questions about TCP/IP networking, which lead me to learn more about it. So installed and configured Linux servers for myself and clients. From then on, I decided to transfer my software developing skills, communication skills and problem-solving skills over to IT. Merging these skills with IT was a beginning of beautiful relationship.

Years later, a company in the Bay Area heard about my talent, dedication and determination called me up stating they had IT problems and their system was not stable. The reason I decided to go for it, I like challenges and I knew if their system went down for any period, there would be lots of loss revenue. Needless to say to make the story short, as soon as I was hire, they had major problems but I was able to get them up within a short period even though they did not have maintenance contract for their servers. After I repaired their server, I immediately advised them of their infrastructure what was needed to keep the back bone of their enterprise stable. After upgrading, to-date everything is humming smoothly. It was this job that opened doors to me because management believed in me, knowing that I would get the job done under deadlines and under budget.

At this time I am planning to relocate to the Mid-West, so needless to say I am looking for contacts around the Greater Kansas City Area. If anyone knows of any, please let me know.

My idea position would be managing a start-up to small company's IT department as well as doing Web development. I am a type of person that has to be doing many projects and introducing new stable technology.

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