Joaquin Serrano
About Joaquin Serrano
I am a Chemical Engineering graduate from the University of Texas at Austin with a deep passion for solving complex challenges and a love for working with people. My journey in the aerospace industry has taken me to new heights, and I'm now seeking a role that allows me to leverage my unique set of skills and experiences to make a meaningful impact in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. For the past several years, I've had the privilege of working at NASA as an Extravehicular Activity Operations engineer, specializing in spacesuit systems and their integration with the International Space Station's airlock. In this role, I've not only honed my technical expertise but also developed a keen ability to communicate intricate technical concepts in a clear and simplified manner. As a certified instructor, I've had the incredible opportunity to train astronauts in the operation of spacesuits, helping them grasp complex systems vital to their missions. My professional journey has also equipped me with strong project management skills, as I've been responsible for planning and coordinating activities related to spacesuit maintenance and astronaut preparation for spacewalks. This experience has reinforced my ability to handle multiple responsibilities and work collaboratively with diverse teams. I am excited about the prospect of transitioning to a business or people-centric role where I can apply my technical background, communication skills, and project management experience to drive success in a high-energy, multi-faceted environment. I am eager to explore opportunities where I can continue to learn, grow, and contribute to a team's success. If you're seeking a team player who can simplify complex technical information and thrive in a fast-paced, multifaceted environment, let's connect and explore how we can work together to achieve extraordinary goals.