Steve Lacerda worked on improving customer satisfaction and loyalty at BlueArc Corporation


Demonstrating management experience within support and service roles, a global technical support manager possesses great expertise in Microsoft operating systems and SQL Server database administrator level. He also holds a solid background in hosting and virtualization technologies. He is responsible for the managing of the Global Technical Support Team and to ensure 24/7 support coverage. Besides, he proactively reviews, monitors and improves the service levels. 

Serving as a manager in Global Technical Support at BlueArc Corporation from 2003-2006, Steven Lacerda worked on improving the customer satisfaction and loyalty. He improved the metrics by revealing system-wide defects. Additionally, he trained the employees and clients on NAS hardware and software solutions. Steven managed global technical support with an overall satisfaction rating of 4.8 out of 5.0.

Including anything from simply programming the data of a website to adding client liaison and network security, web development is the best way to make people aware of the services or the products that you are offering and to make a better understanding of why your products are relevant and necessary for the clients to buy. Web development will enable you to communicate with your visitors effectively and will improve your connectivity. 

Being a team player with good communication skills and an object-oriented background, Steven Lacerda currently works as a web developer in N3N. Serving here since 2017, he has created maintainable and reusable React components in connection with Semantic and Kendo libraries. He has also learned C# multi-threaded processing in conjunction with sockets and database access.
Pertaining to his education credentials, Steven Lacerda pursued Financial Economics at University of California in Santa Barbara in 1999.

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