I am currently a Training Developer at a Makati-based BPO, in which my responsibilities include, but not limited to, developing training web-based learning systems for newly-hired and tenured agents. Preceding my current occupation, I was a technical support representative at another BPO, a system administrator at a now-defunct semiconductor marketing company, a technical support staff at an Internet cafe, and a desktop publisher at a desktop publishing company.

I studied with the Green Archers prior to my career as a Certified Hapless Techno Weenie and undergone training at Informatics for web administration before attending a seminar in Linux system administration.

My computer skills include, but is not limited to (again), using Microsoft Office for clerical tasks, using various graphics applications such as Adobe Creative Suite 3, rendering e-learning modules using Adobe Captivate 3, having basic working knowledge in PHP programming and managing MySQL databases, and managing hosted websites.

I was born on February 4th, 1975, and has been playing around various Microsoft operating systems and Linux distributions since 1996.

To travel is one of my passions, as well as playing the guitar in a band that is constantly in limbo. I have delved into writing as well, both fiction and non-fiction. Listening to music ranging from Alternative to Classic Rock and mainstream Rock and Jazz is one of my hobbies. Another passion of mine is photography, and I’m currently easing my frustration in said passion with the help of a Canon EOS 350D (aka Digital Rebel XT), some lenses, and tips from the Internet. In my free time, I do web development work which sometimes involve Flash animation and PHP programming. In my other free time, I play with my son who is growing too much like his mother, beautiful and independent. Squeezed in between those times would be reading and catching up on my reading-list, which includes comic books, graphic novels, and paperbacks.

Goals are a good thing. And one of mine would be to provide a life sufficient in everything, never in excess. Finding true happiness may be difficult, but contentment is a good start.