IT

One Step Back, Two Steps Forward
Connecting the Dots
The Problem Solver
Karinna Rojas on embracing cultural sensitivity as a competitive edge
The Envelope Pusher
“It’s going to require making a conscious effort to expose young people to this field and open their eyes to the possibilities of engineering.”
“This industry is in constant pursuit of smarter decision making. It’s all about the data: Having it available in a fast, flexible manner is key.”
Carlos Rodriguez grew up in an area nicknamed “Escape If You Can.”
Going long distance with Mariano Legaz of Verizon
Eugenio “Gene” Manuel Alvarez thrives in the fast-paced world of IT
Henry Mesa worked in electronics by day and taught it by night.">
At age 21, Henry Mesa worked in electronics by day and taught it by night.
A Personal Touch
Adrian Velasquez pitched his high-tech start-up idea, banks balked at the risk proposition.">
When Adrian Velasquez pitched his high-tech start-up idea, banks balked at the risk proposition.
Changing the Game
Discovering law outside Newton’s with Benjamin Yrun-Ostapuk of Intel Corp.
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When Brian Arellanes was in eighth grade he was voted “Most Likely to Work at McDonald’s.”
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Trained as an electrical engineer, David Cabello never intended to be a lawyer.
Henry Fleches and Gerard Amaro were football teammates at Dade Christian High School.
Building a Winning Team
Overseeing a Global Workforce