Keila Contreras Romero

Keila Contreras Romero's work experience begins in 2001 when they worked as a Consultant for the Secretaría de Economía México. Their responsibilities included managing recovery plans, overseeing inventory, and assisting with documentation for bidding processes.

Keila then went on to work as an Especialista en soporte at UNIFIN FINANCIERA from April 2005 to May 2007. During this time, they developed the internal department, provided support for hardware and software, and offered high-level assistance to executives regarding mobile devices, endpoints, applications, and email.

In 2007, Keila joined Core Soluciones as a Consultant. Their achievements include implementing Xenapp 6.0 solution for publishing internal development to remote points in the Republic and implementing Altirs Ghost Solution Suite for computer rental and training spaces. Keila also conducted proof of concept tests for citrix Xendesktop and symantec products.

Lastly, Keila worked as a Lead Technician at KIO Networks starting in October 2010. Notable accomplishments include being part of the Latin American team that certified IT services according to specific norms, implementing SAP Hana products with acceptable metrics using the Nettapp solution, and reengineering the Intel Department to enhance internal and external services.

Overall, Keila Contreras Romero has a strong background in IT and consulting, with a focus on implementing solutions and providing support for various companies.

Keila Contreras Romero completed a Diplomado in Audiovisual Communication at the Universidad del Valle de México in 2003-2004. Keila also pursued a Licenciatura in Computer Engineering at the same university, the dates of which are not specified. Additionally, Keila obtained several certifications, including Scrum from Sprint Training in 2021, Diplomado en Habilidades Gerenciales from Tecnológico de Monterrey in 2019, Suse Linux 12 from SUSE in 2014, ITIL Foundation from People Cert in 2012, Symantec St Endpoint in 2009, and Symantec Backup EyeC 12 in 2009.