Enrique Hernandez

• Responsible for more than 30 engineer of the Uptime Institute training and professional development programs
• Mentoring new consultants and developing new training for current consultants.
• Evaluated the success of training programs and recommended improvements to upper management to enhance effectiveness.
• Delivered new employee onboarding and training sessions
• Delivered more than 30 International Uptime Institute course for Data Center Engineers
• Review and certification of data center across multiple global locations
• Execution of tests similar to Level 5 Commissioning in Data Center in Latam and Europe. Supporting the Data Center Operations Team to Achieve Uptime Institute Certification

- Leader responsible for the professional and personal development of the engineers of the Uptime Institute in LATAM

- Responsible for reviewing documentation and tests of data center infrastructure projects worldwide. Performing tests similar to Level 5 commissioning in Data Center, according to the Uptime Institute: Topology standard, in more 200+ data centers internationally, leading interdisciplinary team on site

- Responsible for reviewing documentation and certification of Data Centers according to the Uptime Institute standard: Operational Sustainability

• Leader responsible for mentoring and training the mechanical engineering consulting team
• Management design and inspection Data Centers projects according to Uptime Institute Standards. Developing Electro-Mechanical solutions and designs to meet the client expectations.
• Responsible for projects a in Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador, for enterprise, colocation and government data centers.

• Responsible for designing and developing new solutions for data centers; negotiating and closing sales for projects; and strategic planning.
• Exhibited strong technical aptitude and application expertise resulting in optimized performance, continuous improvement recommendations, and product innovation.
• Successfully managed more than 150 projects in Centro America