Luis Ossorio has extensive experience in the IT industry, with their most recent role being Director of IT at FROSCH since February 2019. Prior to this, they worked at NextEra Energy Resources for 8 years as Director of Technical Services, where they were responsible for overseeing IT operations and managing the relocation of IT operations to a new facility.
Before joining NextEra Energy Resources, Luis held various positions at Houston Technology Center, SIM Houston, SimpleKey, and Cardtronics. Notably, at Cardtronics, they served as VP Communications and developed a tool to measure vendor performance, resulting in significant cost savings for the company.
Luis also has an extensive background in the payment industry, having worked at TeleCheck and First Data Corporation. During their tenure, they held several director-level positions, overseeing systems integration, capacity planning, disaster recovery, and infrastructure projects. Luis also played a key role in achieving certification for Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards.
Their career in the IT industry dates back to 1986, where they started as a Systems Engineer at TeleCheck, gaining experience in areas such as PBX maintenance and voice response applications.
Overall, Luis Ossorio brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in IT operations, project management, and communication strategies.
Luis Ossorio has completed a Course Certificate in Machine Learning from Stanford Online in 2018. Luis also obtained a mini-MBA from Rice Business - Jones Graduate School of Business in 1996-1997. In terms of higher education, Luis earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from the University of Houston between 1980 and 1984. Although the start and end years are not specified, Luis is believed to have studied Math & Physics at Houston Christian University and attended Williams Bay High School as well. Alongside their formal education, Luis has obtained additional certifications such as The Data Scientist's Toolbox and R Programming from Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs, as well as a certification in Machine Learning from Stanford University in 2018.
February, 2019 - present