David Z. Garcia

David Z. Garcia has extensive work experience in various financial and customer service roles. David Z. most recently worked at Justice Federal Credit Union as a Financial Services Representative IV. Prior to that, they worked at EECU Credit Union as a Financial Center Consultant II, where they assisted members with banking transactions, lending, and investments.

David also worked at Stericycle Expert Solutions EMEAA as a Customer Service Solutions Coordinator III, handling customer calls, coordinating buybacks and replacement vehicles, and providing translation services. David Z. gained experience in law enforcement as a Detention Officer at Tarrant County Sheriff-Patrol, responsible for prisoner escorting and facility monitoring.

Earlier in their career, David worked at Fort Worth Community Credit Union as a Financial Service Representative, where they focused on member assistance and team collaboration. David Z. also worked as an Account Manager at Kobi Electric Inc and as a Relationship Banker at Bank of Texas, where they honed their skills in collections, customer onboarding, and banking operations.

David's experience includes a role as a Financial Advisor at BBVA, where they contributed to branch goals and provided on-site support for checking and lending operations. Prior to that, they served as a Manager at rent-a-center, overseeing marketing, loan operations, and customer collections.

David Z.'searly career included a role as a Bilingual Customer Service Representative at Washington Mutual. Overall, David has a diverse background in finance, customer service, law enforcement, and management, showcasing their adaptability and skill set in various industries.

David Z. Garcia attended Tarrant County College from 2001 to 2003, where they studied International Business. No further education history is provided. However, they have obtained additional certifications including a Jailer License from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement in January 2019, and a Heart Saver CPR AED certification from the American Heart Association in February 2019.