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Rolando Quiño Jr. has extensive work experience in various engineering roles. Rolando began their career as an On-the-job trainee at Nestlé in 2013. From 2015 to 2018, they worked as a Resident Engineer at SM Engineering Design and Development Corp., where they were responsible for maintaining mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and sanitary systems in a mall. Rolando also handled maintenance programs and coordinated with contractors for repair and improvement works.

In 2018, Rolando joined GEA GRADE Refrigeration LLC as a Site Engineer. In this role, they supervised refrigeration and HVAC installation works, ensuring compliance with safety standards and making revisions to drawings as necessary. Rolando also had direct interactions with customers and other contractors and was involved in the equipment design and installation process.

Most recently, Rolando served as a Project Engineer at bbp starting in 2022. Rolando'sresponsibilities included overseeing the installation and commission of BBP systems, preparing project schedules and budgets, managing day-to-day project operations, and creating progress reports and risk assessments. Rolando actively sought to deepen client relationships and ensured work compliance with specifications by managing subcontractors.

Overall, Rolando Quiño Jr. has demonstrated their expertise in project management, equipment installation, maintenance, and client relations throughout their career.

Rolando Quiño Jr. completed their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical Engineering from Bulacan State University, where they studied from 2009 to 2014. In addition to their academic qualifications, they obtained certifications such as "Foundations of Project Management" from Coursera in October 2022 and "Deeply Practical Project Management" from Udemy in July 2021. Rolando also holds professional certifications from the Professional Regulation Commission, including "Master Plumber" achieved in March 2017, and "Registered Mechanical Engineer" attained in October 2014.