André Felipe De Góes Furtado
About André Felipe De Góes Furtado
André Felipe De Góes Furtado is a Client Engineering Analyst at ExxonMobil with a background in IT and support roles.
Client Engineering Analyst at ExxonMobil
André Felipe De Góes Furtado has been serving as a Client Engineering Analyst at ExxonMobil since 2011. His role focuses on optimizing client engineering solutions, improving system efficiencies, and ensuring reliable operations. ExxonMobil is known for its rigorous standards and global reach, making his position crucial for maintaining high levels of technical performance and client satisfaction.
Previous Experience at Gemalto
Before joining ExxonMobil, André Felipe De Góes Furtado worked as a Student Trainee at Gemalto from 2004 to 2005. During this time, he gained valuable hands-on experience in various IT-related tasks, contributing to his foundational knowledge in the technology sector. Gemalto is recognized for its digital security expertise, suggesting that his tenure there added essential skills to his technical repertoire.
Customer Support Roles at CBCC and Brasil Telecom
André Felipe De Góes Furtado held several support-related positions early in his career. At CBCC Cia Brasileira de Contact Center S/A, he worked as an Attendant Support DSL and Data Circuit from 2002 to 2003. Following this, he was a Support Analyst at Brasil Telecom from 2001 to 2003. These roles involved assisting customers with technical issues, thus honing his problem-solving and customer service skills.
Brief Tenure in IT Roles
In 2002, André Felipe De Góes Furtado worked briefly at Imade, where he managed the entirety of the IT operations for a short period. This role provided him with a comprehensive understanding of IT management, albeit for a limited timeframe.
Educational Background
André Felipe De Góes Furtado achieved his Bachelor of Science degree from Centro Universitário Campos de Andrade. His academic background laid the groundwork for his professional expertise in client engineering and technical support roles.