Roberto Martínez Fernández

Roberto Martínez Fernández's work experience begins in April 2017 as a Customer Success Technician at Sweetspot, a ClickDimensions Product. Roberto then worked as a Technical Specialist from January 2018 to January 2019, where they developed omni-channel Enterprise Reporting solutions for global corporations and provided training and onboarding services to clients. From January 2019 to January 2020, Roberto worked as a Solutions Engineer at Sweetspot, where they designed and developed ETL-based omni-channel Enterprise Reporting solutions and data visualizations for various clients.

In January 2020, Roberto transitioned to ClickDimensions as a Solutions Engineer Lead. In this role, they led the Solutions Engineering Team, coordinated data blending, transformation, and validation processes, and designed and developed ETL-based omni-channel Enterprise Reporting solutions. Roberto also mentored and guided junior colleagues and collaborated with international colleagues across teams and business areas.

Finally, in March 2022, Roberto Martínez Fernández joined ClickDimensions as a Data Engineer, responsible for the development and maintenance of ETL Pipelines in Azure, Databricks, and Bigquery. Roberto also collaborates and communicates with international colleagues to drive complex projects.

Roberto Martínez Fernández completed their education at the Universidad de Oviedo, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Telecommunications Engineering with a specialty in Telematics. Roberto'sexact start and end years for this degree are not provided.

In addition to their formal education, Roberto Martínez Fernández has obtained several certifications. Roberto completed the Cloud Engineering with Google Cloud Professional Certificate, consisting of 5 courses, in May 2020. In December 2019, they completed the From Data to Insights with Google Cloud Platform certificate, which included 4 courses. Furthermore, they obtained the Entrepreneurship Specialization certificate, consisting of 5 courses, from The Wharton School in October 2017.