James Oehlerking
About James Oehlerking
James Oehlerking serves as the Vice President of Asia Pacific Operations at Black Box Network Services and as CEO of PTI Pacifica Inc. dba IT&E, bringing extensive experience in business development and systems integration within the technology sector.
Work at Black Box Network Services
James Oehlerking has served as the Vice President of Asia Pacific Operations at Black Box Network Services since 2011. During his tenure, he has led significant business development efforts that resulted in a substantial increase in revenue for Southeast Asia, growing from $35 million to $400 million. He established seven offices across the region, enhancing the company's operational footprint and service delivery capabilities.
Current Role at PTI Pacifica Inc.
In addition to his role at Black Box, James Oehlerking has been the CEO of PTI Pacifica Inc., operating under the brand IT&E, since 2015. His leadership in this position has contributed to the company's strategic direction and operational management in the Guam area, where he has focused on expanding services and enhancing customer engagement.
Education and Expertise
James Oehlerking studied Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois, Urbana, from 1976 to 1979, earning a degree in the field. His educational background has provided a strong foundation for his extensive career in technology and systems integration, particularly in roles that require technical expertise and strategic oversight.
Background at MOTOROLA
Prior to his current roles, James Oehlerking worked at MOTOROLA as the Senior Director of Global Systems Integration & Program Management from 1997 to 2007. In this capacity, he established and led the Global Program Management Office for a $1.2 billion services business, focusing on portfolio management and business development for mobile and network-based applications. He also managed large-scale systems integration projects valued between $50 million and $150 million.
Key Projects and Contributions
James Oehlerking played a significant role in the Yongsan Relocation Project, recognized as the largest active systems integration project within the Department of Defense. He established a business unit in Korea to oversee this project and other Department of Defense initiatives in the Asia Pacific region, demonstrating his capability in managing complex, high-value projects.