Sebastian Celaya Salcido
About Sebastian Celaya Salcido
Sebastian Celaya Salcido is a Community Assistant at B.HOM Student Living in Tucson, Arizona, where he has worked since 2020. He has previous experience as a Human Resources Analyst Intern at PIMCO and as a Human Resources Intern at SinfoniaRx, along with a background in business administration from the University of Arizona.
Work at B.HOM Student Living
Sebastian Celaya Salcido has been employed at B.HOM Student Living as a Community Assistant since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for supporting the community's residents and enhancing their living experience. His work involves organizing events, addressing resident concerns, and fostering a positive community atmosphere. His tenure at B.HOM Student Living spans four years, indicating his commitment to the organization and its residents.
Previous Experience in Human Resources
Sebastian has gained valuable experience in human resources through various internships. He worked as a Human Resources Analyst Intern at PIMCO for two months in 2022, where he contributed to HR operations in the Tucson, Arizona area. Additionally, he served as a Human Resources Intern at SinfoniaRx from 2015 to 2020, accumulating five years of experience in the field. These roles provided him with insights into HR practices and employee management.
Educational Background
Sebastian Celaya Salcido studied at the University of Arizona, where he pursued a degree in Business Administration and Management at the Eller College of Management from 2019 to 2023. He completed his studies with a focus on Business Management. Prior to this, he attended San Miguel High School from 2015 to 2019, where he completed his secondary education. His academic background has equipped him with foundational knowledge in business principles.
Internship Experience at University of Arizona
Sebastian worked as a High School Intern at the University of Arizona from 2016 to 2017. This internship provided him with early exposure to a professional environment and allowed him to develop skills relevant to his future career. The experience contributed to his understanding of university operations and student engagement.