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Curriculum Vitae Personal Information Studies Courses Taken Events And Curriculum Vitae First Names María Gracia Surnames Leandro Lombardo Address Avenida El Paseo, Casa 13-43; Los Rosales, Caracas, Venezuela Telephone 58 426 830 4309 E-mail [email protected] Web page http://www.tatica.org Personal Information Marital StatusSingle Nationality Venezuelan / Spanish Date of Birth August 26, 1983 Place of Birth Maracay / Aragua / Venezuela National ID V- 15.735.229 number Studies 1995 - 2001 Unidad Educativa Colegio “Inmaculada Concepción”. La Victoria / Estado Aragua. Bachiller en Ciencias Actual Instituto Universitario Experimental de Tecnología “La Victoria“ La Victoria – Edo. Aragua TSU en Informática Courses Taken 2011 Blender (Advanced) Architecture – Animation – Games - Modeling 2009 Blender (Medium / Advanced) 2005 Teacher Training 2005 Programmer Analyst Events and Conferences 2012 FUDCon Blacksburg Conference Speaker 2011 FUDcon Panamá Conference Speaker and member of the setup crew 2011 FUDcon Tempe Conference Speaker 2011 / 2008 FLISoL – Festival Latinoamericano de Instalación de Software Libre (Caracas) Conference Speaker and setup crew leader 2011 / 2007 CNSL – Congreso Nacional de Software Libre Venezuela (12 States) Conference Speaker (68 conferences) 2009 FISL – Porto Alegre / Brazil Conference Speaker 2007 6SLUD – Bogotá / Colombia Conference Speaker 2006 IX Maratón Suramericano de Programación ACM - IBM. 2nd Maratón de Programación IUT-RC 2006 2nd place Work Experience 2011 Freelancer – Photographer – Designer 2011 / 2007 ISEIT / Latinux Caracas – Venezuela Designer / Course Administrator 2007 902112505 - Graef Bilbao Spain (Remote) SEO / Designer / Customer Support 2005 – 2006 Instituto de Formación Educacional “Los Próceres de La Victoria“ Aragua – Venezuela Teacher: Programmer Analyst Support Groups and Communities Fedora Design Team Sponsor Former FamSCo Member Marketing, Translation, Artwork, Websites and Infrastructure. FLISoL Leader of marketing strategies Designer Software Knowledge •Operating systems. Installation and configuration of: Microsoft MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows (all versions). GNU/Linux in the following distributions: Mandrake, Red Hat, Suse, Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu •Office software: Microsoft Office: Power Point (slide design), Excel (spreadsheets), Word (word processing). Openoffice (office suite for GNU/Linux). •Design Software: Blender (3D) , Inkscape (Vectors), Gimp (Bitmaps – Draw and Photography), Scribus (Publishing), Web design, •Website Design and tweaks: WordPress – Joomla – Jaws – MoinMoin – MediaWiki – Django – HTML and CSS skills. Skills •Native Spanish speaker with a knowledge of english, Portuguese and Italian •Design: Marketing Campaigns, characters, Websites, Corporate Image, Prints such as: Posters, banners, t-shirts, badges, ... 3D environments and Animation. •Photography Skills and all necessary equipment for professional photography •Event organization (5 years experience) with over 3000 attendees and over 150 crew members •Excellent time keeper, trust worthy and Easily Approachable Personal References •Edwind Contreras (Venezuela) – 58 426 8304309 •Matias Maceira (Argentina)- 54 351 6352121 •J B Williams (USA) - 1 540 231 2739.
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