Octavio Alcantar
About Octavio Alcantar
Octavio Alcantar is a bank teller at Chase in New York, having worked there since 2017. He previously served in the U.S. Navy and is currently pursuing studies in biochemistry and pharmacy.
Work at Chase
Octavio Alcantar has been employed at Chase as a Bank Teller since 2017, contributing to the financial services industry for over seven years in New York, New York. Prior to his current role, he worked at Chase as a Teller from 2010 to 2013, accumulating three years of experience in customer service and banking operations. His tenure at Chase has provided him with valuable insights into customer relations and financial transactions, skills he intends to leverage in his future career in biochemistry and pharmacy.
Military Experience
Octavio Alcantar served in the United States Navy from 2013 to 2016, where he held the position of Support Equipment Technician for three years in Washington, District of Columbia. Following this role, he transitioned to a Medical Administrative Assistant position within the Navy from 2016 to 2017 for one year. His military experience has instilled in him a sense of discipline and determination, which he attributes to his ability to pursue his academic and career aspirations.
Education and Expertise
Octavio Alcantar studied at Chandler-Gilbert Community College and graduated from Hamilton High School. He is currently attending Long Beach City College with the intention of becoming a biochemist and eventually a pharmacist. His strong passion for chemistry and biology drives his academic pursuits, as he aims to integrate these fields in his future career. His educational background lays a foundation for his aspirations in the sciences.
Customer Service Skills
Through his extensive experience at Chase, Octavio Alcantar has developed strong customer service skills. His roles as a Bank Teller and previous Teller have equipped him with the ability to effectively communicate with clients and manage financial transactions. He plans to apply these skills in his future endeavors in biochemistry and pharmacy, where customer interaction may be a significant aspect of his professional practice.