Beatriz A.

Beatriz A. has a diverse work experience that includes roles in software business analysis, management consulting, and GIS solutions engineering.

At MultiplyMii, they served as a Software Business Analyst, where they were responsible for creating business requirements documentation, developing functional specifications, investigating and providing recommendations for problem resolution, and executing user test cases.

Prior to this role, they worked at Escala as a Senior Management Consultant and a Management Consultant, contributing to strategic consulting projects.

Beatriz also has experience at Geodata Systems Technologies, Inc. as a Solutions Engineer - GIS Specialist, where they developed and delivered ArcGIS solutions, engaged with clients to gather requirements, and deployed web applications for various sectors. Additionally, they completed a GIS Internship program to enhance their skills on the ArcGIS platform.

Beatriz A.'s early career involved working as a Student Assistant at the University of the Philippines.

Overall, Beatriz A. has demonstrated proficiency in business analysis, management consulting, and GIS solutions, with a proven track record of successfully delivering projects and meeting client needs.

Beatriz A. completed their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Geography from the University of the Philippines from 2012 to 2017. Beatriz then pursued a Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning from the same university from 2018 to 2020. Beatriz furthered their education by pursuing a Master's degree in Business Information System from Torrens University Australia from 2023 to 2024. In addition to their formal education, Beatriz has obtained several certifications, including Introduction to Data Studio from Google Analytics for Business in April 2021, ArcGIS Enterprise: Configuring Base Deployment from Esri in November 2019, Business Analysis Fundamentals from Phoenix One Knowledge Solutions in August 2019, Project Management Fundamentals from Phoenix One Knowledge Solutions in August 2019, ArcGIS Enterprise: Building Geodatabases from Esri in October 2017, and Civil Service Professional Eligibility from the Civil Service Commission in March 2017.