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RssIT bilingual professional

I began my career as a COBOL programmer back in 1972, then I was promoted to Analyst three years later and in 1981 I changed my University job for another in Dinamica SA where I was Software Engineer, managing JCL, COBOL and IMS for IBM 370/3033. Two years later I return to University as Systems Coordinator until 1995 when I become IT Training Coordinator until 2002 when I retired from the University. At same time, since 1972, I was Informatics professor in Bussiness Public Administration School of my University (UANL) in Monterrey,MX. My BS was in Electromechanical Engineering (1974) then I got my MS in Computer Science (1981) and in 2004 made three periods in Instructional Technology and Distance Education doctorate in NOVA Southeastern University. Also made studies at Monterrey Tech (ITESM) in Systems Engineering for 5 semesters (1977).

Application Support

Laredo, TX

About Me

Industry:

Information Technology

Occupation:

Application Support

Ideal Companies:

IBM, HP, Microsoft, Dell, Universities
 

Education level:

Master

Will Relocate:

Yes

Location:

Laredo, TX

Major Responsibilities

Responsible of training design,planning & delivery Conversion from mainframe to networks systems Informatics Unversity Professor for more than 20 years

Work Experiences

2/2005 - 9/2005

Federal Voting Institute (IFE)

Contractor / Freelance


2/1980 - 8/1982

Dinamica SA

Individual Contributor


10/1972 - 11/2002

University of Nuevo Leon

Manager

  • Planning courses, assisting researchers on statistics package (SPSS, supervising courses/ help desk, meetings with instructors, supervising equipment, auditoriums, classrooms and taking care of them.

10/1972 - 11/2002

Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon

Manager


Education

Skills

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