Xavier Borbor

Xavier Borbor has had a diverse range of work experiences throughout their career. Xavier started as a Collections Executive at RECSA ECUADOR in 2006 and then moved on to become a Sales Representative at Golden Bridge International Education in 2009. Xavier also worked as a Financial Auditor at Autotrack in 2009 and as a Collections Executive at SPN (Soluciones Profesionales de negocios) in 2010.

In 2010, Xavier became a Supervisor of Investment and Money Recovery in NIVI Brand at Cobefec. Xavier then transitioned to the field of web development and marketing, working as a Senior Webmaster and Social Media Marketing Specialist at Blade Fencing from 2011 to 2016.

From 2016 to 2020, Xavier worked as a Beach Lifeguard at the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, ensuring the safety of beachgoers and responding to emergencies.

In 2017, they started their own business called Swimmer Up, where they took on the role of Entrepreneur and sourced initial funding, planned the business structure, and made strategic hires. Xavier also worked as a Swimming Coach, introducing games and drills to improve skill levels.

In 2018, Xavier joined URBN Playground, where they held multiple roles. Xavier served as a Head Lifeguard, managing pool operations and ensuring facility hygiene. Xavier also worked as a Swimming Coach, providing instruction to students of various ages and skill levels.

Throughout their various roles, Xavier demonstrated strong leadership skills, strategic thinking, and a commitment to ensuring the safety and success of those they worked with.

Xavier Borbor pursued their education at Universidad Del Pacifico - Ecuador from 2001 to 2006, where they obtained an Engineer's degree in International Business and Marketing. Additionally, they have several certifications including "Intro to Web Development" from Udacity in April 2022, "Build a Full Website using WordPress" and "Increase SEO Traffic with WordPress" from Coursera in March 2021, and various lifeguard certifications from the American Red Cross and NYC Department of Parks & Recreation between 2016 and 2020.