Berlina LLC is a start-up web business dealing with luxury ground transportation reservations. I am the co-founder and website designer. Currently the website is under development and fundraising.
I love to work with other professionals and network. Most of the knowledge I have in business comes from the people whose examples have driven me to embark on some adventurous ventures.
I am an avid snowboarder and mountain biker. You'll find me most Wednesdays in the mountain. Best time...
Berlina LLC is a start-up web business dealing with luxury ground transportation reservations. I am the co-founder and website designer. Currently the website is under development and fundraising.
I love to work with other professionals and network. Most of the knowledge I have in business comes from the people whose examples have driven me to embark on some adventurous ventures.
I am an avid snowboarder and mountain biker. You'll find me most Wednesdays in the mountain. Best time to go because there are no lines or traffic.
I have an EATING habit. My wife and I try to make plans to visit at least one different restaurant a week. Coming from Louisiana, I fancy more exotic, flavorful dishes. No spice is too spicy as long as it is leveled out in the complete meal.
And to make sure I don't gain too much weight, basketball and swimming keeps me slender.
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CIO / CTO, Berlina LLC
Private, 51-100 employees, Travel / Tourism / Lodging industryI handle the technological core of the company, assisting developers with tools and collaborative techniques in order to complete projects and meet deadlines. Since my educational background is not computer science, much of my programming capabilities I've learned have been through self-training and great friends.
San Jose State University, California, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 2006.
Areas of study: Bachelor of Science: Molecular Biology: Biological Sciences
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