Jorge Quintana | Chief Information Officer

Jorge Quintana was named Chief Information Officer for Labor Finders in September 2014, where he is responsible for the company’s information systems and technology infrastructure. His long and distinguished career with Labor Finders began in 2001 as a consultant, swiftly propelling him to the role of Director of IT. With over 25 years of experience in the enterprise, software, and consulting industries, Jorge brings real-world experience to Labor Finders’ in-house technology infrastructure, assuring unparalleled satisfaction and results for customers, partners, and employees.

Prior to joining Labor Finders, Jorge was Senior Technology Specialist for Novell Inc., where he was a member of the consulting-services unit, providing customized software solutions to Global 2000 companies. Before joining Novell, he managed multiple software development teams with Cambridge Technology Partners, a leading consulting firm that was acquired by Novell in 2001. Before relocating to the United States in 1998, Jorge enjoyed a successful career in his native Mexico, holding various consulting and managerial positions in information technology.

Jorge earned a bachelor of science degree in computer science from the Universidad del Valle de México (UVM).

Inspired by

A professional challenge. There is nothing more inspiring than to take on a challenge and turn it into a success story.

Favorite city is

Miami and Madrid. Miami is a paradise. It is the first city I moved to when I came to live in the United States, and to this day I still enjoy the beauty and the multicultural aspect of it. And Madrid is a world-class city ... People know how to enjoy life there.

Must dance to

Rebel Yell by Billy Idol. "Yes, I am an eighties guy."

Growing up I wanted to be a

When I was old enough to really know what I wanted, I realized that I wanted to be a professional software developer and until this day I still consider myself a software developer at heart.

My motto

"Be the best version of yourself."