Hi! If you have arrived here you already know my name. I'm a workaholic and I don't like to smile.

I lived my whole life in Argentina and moved to Chicago around mid 2022.

With over 15 years of IT experience, I had worked for giants of the Oil&Gas and some of the leaders of the food industry, at a country and global level.

I’m self-taught and learn fast on the fly. I’m small potatoes compared to others out there but I like where I work since it’s a different challenge every single day.

In the last decade, I had so many projects that forced me to improve myself and bring technology that would take the company to the next level.

From creating one of the biggest Monitoring centers in the country with Hikvision, connecting 4 companies in 5 different countries with Freepbx, or moving their technology to the next level, working with vendors from all over the globe. I would say changing how companies do their processes with Technology is my passion.

I think I had lots of roles in big companies, from sales, human resources, quality analysis, and of course IT. I love to understand how everything works.

Working as an IT Manager and a Quality Assurance manager for Oil&Gas, I was able to not only improve the manufacturing process of the company to over 30% in two years, but we also implement and certificate three Gold Certificates from Bureau Veritas for ISO Standards, becoming the first company on the country to achieve this and putting it in front of the Vaca Muerta project, the biggest project for the industry in Argentine History.

Today I focus on improving my skills, working for one of the faster-growing MSPs in Chicago, you need to learn or die trying. Focusing from Cybersecurity and Networking (Meraki/Fortinet), to general General Business Development, our main goal is to bring Enterprise solutions to SMBs. Every day is fun and challenging.

I know I'm a workaholic, but I have a few vices other than work. I love good music (that means old music), a good book, good coffee, and a great whisky.

There has been a long way so far, and there is a lot more to walk. So for the moment let's just enjoy the process.