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9h overlap with US East · Argentina

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English level

Conversational

B1

Self-reported as: It's difficult for me, but I can manage

Other languages:Spanish (native)

Skills & tools

Skills

BusinessCoachConsultingHuman ResourcesManagementProductProject ManagementSupportTeam ManagementTechnology

Tools

No tools listed yet.

About

I enjoy the dynamism that consulting offers. Being able to work on different initiatives simultaneously, both consulting and training. I love teaching. I love projects that don't consume my full capacity, so I can continue learning and developing future ideas. This year in Argentina was very difficult, so I hope you can help me maintain some stability with the flow of projects and challenges.

Work preferences

Job type
Freelance / Independent, Part-time
Company size / type
Early-stage startup (0-20), Growth-stage startup (21-200), Nonprofit / NGO
Culture
Growth-stage startup (21-200)
Industries
Business Consulting, Human Resources & Recruitment, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Online Education & Training
Hours
EST business hours
Remote experience
I am in Argentina and worked for several LATAM countries and for an Argentinian startup based in the USA.

Salary context

Benchmarks for SMB non-tech role · Senior (7+ yrs).

India equivalent
$1,600/mo
This candidate
$3,500/mo
US local hire
$7,000/mo
Save ~$42,000/yr vs. equivalent US hire.

US figures from BLS OEWS 2024 + Glassdoor; India figures from US SMB offshore vendor pricing. Adjusted for the candidate's seniority.

Work experience

  1. Consultant · PRESENTACIÓN DE SERVICIOS
    Jan 2010

    I have been dedicated to consulting since 2010. Throughout my career, I have provided services to over 30 organizations across various sectors, participating in more than 40 projects of different natures. I started with integrated management system…

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Education

  1. Industrial Engineer · UTN de Buenos Aires
    AR
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Facundo C. — Project Management in Argentina — Sourced