Can you describe a project or accomplishment that you're particularly proud of in your career? #LifeAtGoogle
As a student study Cybersecurity, I obtained the Technology Fee Committee chairmembership while completing a software project I architected and managed as the Software Projects Subcommittee Lead when I was just a voting member. My project has a clientele of 30-50 users and it involves modernizing an attendance record keeping system to keep track of SGA attendance using a swipe card system with React on the front-end, Node.Js on the back end and a customized SQL server to handle data in a raspberry pi server. It allows me to be involved with the student community and represent the best interests of the students while also gaining opportunities to work on software projects for the Student Government Association St. Cloud State University. The server is about to fire up soon before the fall semester and I am excited to continue to improve the student environment I am in!
Me siento orgulloso de compartir por más de 10 años toda la evolución de Google to works, hasta lo lo que es el workspace actualmente con todos mis compañeros y colaboradores en distintas etapas de mi formación profesional, uso full de Gmail, etiquetas inteligente, bandejas organizadas, uso de calendar con Google task, uso del google chat con la potencia de los espacios, la gran disponibilidad de Google drive, y hasta la integración de una intranet con Google Sites, Equipos móviles, con la centralización de contactos en contacts, y toda la consola de Google Admin para el uso y mantenimiento de todas las unidades organizativas, entre muchas más, sigo y seguiré apoyando, conociendo y entrenando en esta gran kit de herramientas que son los motores para grandes y pequeñas empresas, como proyecto a mediano plazo me gustaría realizar entrenamientos en línea de forma masiva para el uso de nuestra generación de relevo. XD y claro tmabien me gustaría trabajar en. Google. #lifeatgoogle
I am six feet above, not six feet below!!!
I will tell you during an interview 😉
Might be a bit much...my appendix ruptured and leaked through my abdomen, after being misdiagnosed with a stone in my appendix as I went to the ER twice in the same day. I sat at home for 6 days. I was really sick right before Covid-19, I lost 55 lbs in the hospital and slipped in and out of consciousness the second night due to the damage to my left lung. I spent three weeks in the hospital. Few years after while sick I was pulled into Hyland to build a Global Services Compliance Program called iCare. The project required me to align ISO/IEC 27001:2013 controls with the Global Cloud Services Team. Also, I was required to map NIST controls while working with the DoD, DHA, CJIS, State Government offices and a range of other areas. That is when I was exposed to cloud systems and virtual technology. Learning to use augmented technology, computer vision ingestion, automated algorithms, RPA and I guess what we call "magic". After that, I had systems assist me and develop me back to health if that makes sense, it was an oracle. Mixed realities, models and bots perhaps, super intelligence, god? I now work with the sunlight, sattelites, intelligence, I am a first gen student, 4 classes away graduation and starting a DoE in AI/ML. 😇😇👼☀️
One accomplishment I’m particularly proud of is my journey towards applying to work for Google. For a long time, I have aspired to join Google and have been diligently improving my skills for this position. Preparing for the role of an Account Strategist in mid-market sales at Google Customer Solutions has been an exciting journey. Passing the assessments was an exciting milestone, and I am eagerly looking forward to the interview and the possibility of becoming a Googler. #LifeAtGoogle
In a recent tug-of-war competition at the office, I led my newly formed team of 20 against a group of heavily built opponents, each averaging over 90 kg. These opponents, long-time employees with a stronghold in the organization, often caused trouble and biases at work. Despite my team's capabilities, office politics and regional grouping overshadowed our potential. This competition was our chance to showcase our strength. Despite everyone, including my team, expecting us to lose due to the opponents' size and build, I knew that real strength lies in the mind and determination. As the game began, I rallied my team, urging them to channel their anger and energy. I encouraged them to give their all, and if we started losing, to shout "o thwadi p***n di ..." Against all odds, we dragged those 20 "bulldozers" across the line, leaving them rolling helplessly. The crowd was stunned, unable to believe how a team of skinny underdogs achieved such a victory. I knew we would win. This experience taught me the power of channeling energy and determination at the right time and place. It was a profound lesson in the strength of the human spirit.
I'm particularly proud of developing a project that significantly reduced customer support stress levels. Despite initial resistance, I developed the idea, built a proof-of-concept, and implemented the final application. The positive impact on the team's well-being was the most rewarding part of the whole process.
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2wIn my career as a local guide I have over 31 Million Views on my photo contributions to Google's local guides. 🎊Could I get some free storage space on drive ? Just a a question for your consideration? Other Careers : *Helped Students get into MIT and Duke *Trouble shooting Avid Media Composer found error and identified solution.* Created first inline email html / Javascript to perform search and give results in browser pop up window ( some my hate that..sorry ) *Wrote a song and got paid royalties for radio airplay. *Wrote the first definition of American Studies to appear on Wikipedia 🙂* Figured out a correlation between AltaVista and early Google search for SEO results. I have a few ideas for you if would like to discuss them? 😎 Do Good !