What Collaborators Say
“In working with Carlos I found him to be a TOP talent! His unique gifts in leading, critical thought, and execution were major value adds to internal, external clients and members of his team”.
David Yunk, VP Lean, 6S & Salesforce at Emelar
“I am impressed with Carlos’s ability to bring people together and his ability to organize chaos into structure. I really enjoy working with someone who is not only smart, organized and results-oriented, but also a person who can win the hearts and minds of those on his team”.
John Moran, Director Data Management at Thermo Fisher
“I had the pleasure of working with Carlos…His optimistic attitude was always a refreshing presence in a stressful work environment. I strongly recommend the quality of his work and the style in which he executes”.
Zachary Rorabaugh, Senior Consultant at GE Health
Bridging academia → real-world execution
I support students and early-career professionals through mentorship, career talks, and advisory roles focused on navigating complex career paths. I have collaborated with academic and nonprofit programs to design and support initiatives that connect STEM education with industry applications. Selected collaborations include:
• Keck Graduate Institute (KGI)
Corporate liaison supporting strategies for customer adoption and monetization of cloud-based platforms.
• University of California, Irvine (UCI)
Engagement through academic and professional development initiatives.
• Bridge to Employment (Johnson & Johnson)
Mentorship and scholarship leadership supporting first-generation students in underserved communities.
• Eureka (Puerto Rico)
Advisory support through Medtronic Foundation initiatives, including STEM and robotics program development.
• MGREP (Mexico STEM Program)
Development of structured programs that connect STEM education to product management, innovation, and business applications.
• Alumni Ambassador Program (University of Pennsylvania)
Ongoing mentorship supporting students in career navigation and professional development.