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Andy Ortiz has a rich and diverse work experience spanning over several years. Andy started their career as an IT Consultant at AT&T in 1992, providing support to project leaders and development teams. Andy then worked as a Consultant at Adia Consultants, assisting with help desk operations and developing standards and procedures for clients.

In 1995, Andy joined Bestfoods as a Senior System Analyst, where they administered networks and successfully migrated servers. Andy later became a System Technical Lead, designing and implementing a Windows NT 4.0 network for over 1000 users, and eventually became a Project Manager, supervising administrators and implementing integration plans.

Moving forward, Andy worked at Unilever as an e-Consultant, playing a vital role in migrating corporate web applications. Andy also collaborated with marketing firms on design and implementation. Andy's entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish their own company, Small Business IT Consulting, where they served as the Owner and provided comprehensive IT support to various clients.

Prior to that, they worked as a Technology Manager at DiacareRx Inc and as a General/IT Manager at Diabeticare LLC/AllVitaminsPlus, where they were responsible for creating and managing e-commerce processes, marketing, and overall business management.

At Economic Computers, Andy served as a Technology Consultant, and more recently, they worked at Boies Schiller Flexner LLP in various roles such as IT Manager, Enterprise Architect, and Associate Director of Information Systems.

Andy has demonstrated expertise in various areas, including project management, hardware and software evaluation, network design and implementation, web presence design, search engine optimization, and HIPAA compliance. Overall, their work experience reflects their ability to handle diverse responsibilities and deliver results across multiple industries.

Andy Ortiz attended Cupeyville from 1976 to 1988. Andy then went on to enroll at Rider College from 1988 to 1994, where they focused on Management Information Systems.