About ME


Hola! 

Curious?

Here are some bits about yours truly.

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Just call me Kesh

And I'm based at City of Imus, Cavite

I am the mom of the most charming 8-year old kid named Elysse

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I am currently taking up Bachelor of Technical Teacher Education Major in Computer Engineering Technology at the Technological University of the Philippines - Cavite.

7 years ago, I was conferred with a Diploma in Computer Engineering Technology from the same university.
Southern Philippines Institute of Science and Technology was my alma mater for my secondary education and AIIES and HGSC for my primary years.

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I used to work in the BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) industry for the last seven years. My former employers were TaskUs and Teleperformance.

I worked as an SME (subject matter expert) for a voiced account in TP, a QA (quality analyst) and a Team Leader for a back office campaign in TaskUs.

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