Carlos González Vaquero

Carlos González Vaquero has a diverse work experience in the field of deployment engineering and project management. Carlos started their career as a Monitor de fútbol sala y natación at Polideportivo "La Alamedilla" - Ayuntamiento de Méntrida in 2005 and worked in this role until 2015.

In 2015, Carlos joined Huawei Technologies as an Engineering Assistant, and later became a Project Engineer, working on various projects until 2017. At Huawei, they gained experience in project management and technical engineering.

After their time at Huawei, Carlos joined ASSIA, Inc. in 2017 as a Technical Project Engineer. In this role, they were responsible for the deployment, maintenance, and management of xDSL and GPON networks. Carlos also worked on integrating OSS and ASSIA solutions, and designing infrastructure solutions to support ASSIA's product portfolio.

In 2018, Carlos was promoted to a Deployment Engineer role at ASSIA, Inc. Here, they were involved in systems integration for WiFi management solutions and platform integration for UX interfaces and BSS/OSS systems. Carlos provided support in product adaptability, pre-sales orientation, and transforming delivery synergies into new business opportunities.

More recently, in 2022, Carlos joined DZS as a Deployment Engineer R&D. Further details about their role and responsibilities at DZS are not provided in the given information.

Carlos González Vaquero completed their education with the following chronological details:

From 2006 to 2015, Carlos attended the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, where they obtained a degree in Ingeniero Superior de Telecomunicación.

In 2012 to 2013, Carlos pursued an Engineer's degree in Ingeniería de telecomunicaciones from AGH University of Krakow.

During 2013, they attended The Slaney Lenguaje Center, though no degree or field of study is specified.

From 2015 to 2016, Carlos furthered their education at the Universidad de Alcalá, completing a Máster Professional Development 4.0. Once again, the field of study is not mentioned.