Steven Baltz

Steven Baltz has extensive work experience in various roles in the technology and project management fields. Steven started their career at OAO Corporation as a Team Lead, where they supervised a team responsible for mainframe backups and offsite storage. Steven then joined IBM Global Services as a Technical Solutions Architect Manager, where they played a strategic role in outsourcing engagements and customized solutions for clients. At T-Systems, they served as the Director of Technical Design & Implementation, overseeing the design and implementation of key managed services applications. Steven later worked at CNA Surety and VeraSun Energy as a Project Management Consultant and a Project Manager & System Analyst, respectively. Steven joined Client Resources, Inc. as a Project Consultant, assisting clients in building cost-effective solutions. Steven's recent experience includes roles at SDN Communications, where they served as a Project Manager, Manager of Network Engineering, Product Manager, and Manager of the Project Management Office. Their responsibilities included project management, network design, and product planning and execution. Currently, they hold the position of Director of Engineering at SDN Communications. Throughout their career, Steven has demonstrated strong leadership skills, a focus on customer satisfaction, and the ability to drive business results.

Steven Baltz holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Washington University in St. Louis, which they obtained from 1995 to 1997. Prior to that, they earned an Associate's Degree in Computer Science from Saint Louis Community College-Meramec between 1993 and 1995. Additionally, they have acquired several certifications, including "Successfully Managing People" from the American Management Association in November 2014, "Understanding Carrier Ethernet Services - MEF" from Perpetual Solutions in April 2014, "Project Management" from George Washington University in August 1998, "Management Perspective for Pre-Managers" from IBM in February 1998, "UNIX System Administration" from Laine, Inc. in January 1997, "UNIX Utilities" from Laine, Inc. in January 1997, and "Exchange Advanced" from Laine, Inc. in June 1996.