
Stephanemarzo
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French looking for information about Mexico
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About me
French
Lives in lyon
Registration: 04 November 2012
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About
As a young State Architect graduate and having completed 4 years of training in layout, wood and associated materials, I worked as an architect in an agency but also as a carpenter and carpenter fitter.
The Mexican adventure began in 2008 with a year of university exchange in the Yucatan region and it was continued by 2 jobs, a position as an architect and urban planner for 14 months. during this professional experience I was able to learn and understand the working method in Mexico. As project director of a 145 Ha urban development project north of Merida, I had the chance to put my abilities to good use by leading a team of 2 architects but also a team of workers specialized in structural work. I really have no communication problems. I speak Mexican Spanish fluently and easily master their specific working methods.
Now married to a Mexican, also an architect and graduated from the University of Merida, we are back in France. Faced with the employment crisis, we embarked on the adventure of a micro business in 3D computer graphics specializing in architecture but never stopped thinking about our return to Mexico.
Therefore, I am currently looking for a position as an architect, computer graphic designer or other in Mexico and I am ready to study any proposal. I am very motivated and serious, and I hope to have the chance to prove my abilities to you during a future interview.
Hoping to have caught your attention, I invite you to come and consult my portfolio and CV now on http://shownd.com/marzo/ and some of my computer-generated images on the
site http://shownd.com/rcarchistudio.
Thanking you in advance for the attention you will give to my request, I ask you to accept, Madam, Sir, the assurance of my consideration.
Interests: photography, watercolor, painting, sale., relational, architecture
Occupation
I am Businessman.
My expat journey



Mexico

France