Rafael Virmond Pereira
About Rafael Virmond Pereira
Rafael Virmond Pereira is a Salesforce System Architect at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in server operations and Salesforce application delivery.
Current Role at ExxonMobil
Rafael Virmond Pereira serves as a Salesforce System Architect at ExxonMobil. In this role, he focuses on Salesforce application delivery within the organization. His responsibilities likely encompass overseeing the design, implementation, and maintenance of Salesforce systems to support company operations in the United States. Rafael has been with ExxonMobil in this capacity since 2016.
Previous Position as Team Lead
Prior to his current role, Rafael Virmond Pereira worked at ExxonMobil as a Team Lead from 2007 to 2016. During his nine-year tenure, he advanced to the position of Team Leader in 2012, where he managed administrative tasks and became the server contact for major projects. His role involved significant responsibilities around global server operations, ensuring efficient management of servers worldwide.
Earlier Career at Webstorm Internet
Before joining ExxonMobil, Rafael Virmond Pereira held a position at Webstorm Internet as a Webdesigner. From 2006 to 2007, he worked for 10 months at the company's location in Biatorbagy, Pest, Hungary. His role likely involved designing and maintaining websites, contributing to the company's online presence.
Transition from Server Operations to Salesforce
Rafael Virmond Pereira transitioned from a role in Server Operations to Applications Sales and Marketing, with a primary focus on Salesforce application delivery. This move likely entailed a shift in responsibilities from managing global server operations to overseeing the implementation and optimization of Salesforce solutions to meet organizational needs.
Microsoft Server Administration Training
During his time at ExxonMobil, Rafael Virmond Pereira completed several Microsoft courses related to Server Administration. This training equipped him with the necessary skills to manage and maintain server infrastructure, which supported his role in global server operations.