Early on in my career I realized that a job well done in clinical diagnostics is essential to provide a reliable product that patients will use to make some of the most difficult decisions of their lives or a product that will provide the correct test result to pinpoint the root cause of their illness. This is the one point that has largely guided my work ethics through the many positions I held in my profession.I am also someone that enjoys respectful and professional interactions with coworkers and I encourage these connections at work, also as a supervisor I found satisfaction in motivating and helping others progress in their careers. Something I was taught in my first company by one of the directors who used to say “If you are not replaceable you are not promotable” or rather it is difficult to advance while leaving others behind. I am glad to acknowledge that I have also being the recipient in that phrase, as others have helped me along the way in my progress.In my leisure time I enjoy reading and playing chess, I am by no means a professional chess player but I can hold my own. At one point, with the help of other two coworkers, we organized a chess tournament which brought interest from people in different departments.Recently my family and I moved to the Charlotte metro area in North Carolina due to a job opportunity for my wife, this was a move that we agreed would benefit us as a family, due to this change I find myself searching for new opportunities in the Charlotte metro area. Some of the skills I can offer are the following:-Friendly personality and able to create good professional relationships with people across various departments.-SOP creation and editing-Risk assessment analysis-Data analysis-Nonconformance investigation-Experience with FDA 21 CFR 820 (cGMP)-Quality Control assay plate setup-Liquid handling robot operation and maintenance-Equipment validation (IQ, OQ, PQ)-Process Improvement (5S, Vision flowchart, 5 whys, Fishbone, Kaizen)-English/Spanish