Rodrigo Concha

Rodrigo Concha has a diverse work experience. Rodrigo started their career as an Administrator of a pharmacy from April 1988 to December 1990. Rodrigo then moved on to work as the Chief Commercial Officer at Banco de Chile from October 1993 to March 1997. Rodrigo later worked as a Chief Administrative Officer at a Municipality from January 2001 to the present, where they were involved in cash flows, finance, cost benefit analysis, strategic management, and personnel management. In 2008, Rodrigo also worked at I. Municipality as an Inspector of External Services and at SOLARISGENCHILE, where they provided construction and solar energy consultancy services, including the sale of solar panels and water generation equipment.

Rodrigo Concha's education history is as follows:

From 2021 to 2023, Rodrigo attended Universidad de Chile, where they pursued an Associate's degree in Phyton Programming.

In 2020 to 2021, Rodrigo studied at Subdere, focusing on Contabilidad y Control de Gestion (Accounting and Management Control).

During the same period, Rodrigo also attended Universidad Andres Bello, where they studied Planificación Estrategica (Strategic Planning) within the field of Ingeniería (Engineering).

Additionally, in 2020 to 2021, Rodrigo pursued various degrees at Universidad de Chile, including Power Bi Desktop and Data Science, both specialized in Machine Learning. Rodrigo also studied Emprendimiento (Entrepreneurship), focusing on offering products and services.

In 2008, Rodrigo briefly attended Iplacex, studying Ingenieria Comercio Exterior (Foreign Trade Engineering).

In 1986, Rodrigo obtained a Licenciatura en Ingles (English Degree) from the Institute Chilean-British in Viña del Mar.

Furthermore, from 1983 to 1986, Rodrigo attended Universidad de Aconcagua, earning a Tecnico Nivel Superior (Higher-Level Technician) degree in the field of economicas (Economics).

Lastly, Rodrigo is currently enrolled at Stanford University School of Engineering, pursuing Machine Learning with a focus on Python.