worklife
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IT Everywhere
If the salary was the same, what job would you be doing right now and why? Working in IT has some advantages. One of them is that, in a well‑configured and secure environment, I can do most of my work… Continue reading
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English Friendly
Which languages do you speak and how did that impact your life? My native language is Spanish, and I also speak English. Speaking two languages has opened many doors for me professionally, and I consider it an essential requirement for… Continue reading
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Morning
When do you feel most productive? Morning hours is when I feel most productive. Between 7AM and 10AM after my morning coffee. Continue reading
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From Pagers to AI
How has technology changed your job? I started working in IT in the mid‑90s, when cell phones still hadn’t reached every social group. Back then, field technicians used pagers. When we received a message, we had to find the nearest… Continue reading
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Remote Work
What’s the biggest risk you’d like to take — but haven’t been able to? The biggest risk I’d like to take is switching to a fully remote work setup. I want to retire and live outside the city. I’ve thought… Continue reading
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My Home Lab
What have you been working on? In my home lab, and I’ve started to document all my work in this blog: Continue reading
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Building Effective Teams Through Empathy
Do you see yourself as a leader? It would be arrogant to say yes. That question should be asked of those who have worked with me on various projects and teams. What I can say is that I strive to… Continue reading
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The Spark of a Future Engineer
Write about a random act of kindness you’ve done for someone. Sponsoring the New Workforce. Every new project demands assembling its own dedicated team. And as a project lead, I don’t always have the same personnel from one initiative to… Continue reading
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One More Thing: A Life in IT, Passionately Lived
How would you describe yourself to someone? I think this question only comes up in two situations: In either case, we need to be ready to answer it — whether to present ourselves professionally or to help the doctor gauge… Continue reading









