Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
What is this?
Less
More
Novus

58 members • Free

2 contributions to Novus
Who am I
Hi everyone. I work as a data center technician, providing end-to-end service for the deployment of new systems—such as HPC and GPU setups—for leading global companies. My work ranges from troubleshooting hardware issues to setting up new racks, including the installation of cooling, power, and cabling systems, as well as operating the equipment housed within the racks. I have over 15 years of experience in the field. It would be great to connect with people from around the world who work in this same industry.
0 likes • 5d
Welcome to the community, Evgeny😄! Great to have someone here with so much hands-on experience in data center infrastructure. People talk a lot about AI software, but the physical side behind GPU/HPC deployments is just as critical. What part of these deployments tends to be the most challenging in practice?
0 likes • 22h
That makes a lot of sense. IIt's so dangerous to think about the cabling itself and how can impact both safety and airflow. Thanks for sharing, really interesting to hear the practical side of these deployments. :) Greetings from Colombia
What are you building right now?
Hi everyone, I’m Steffania from Colombia 👋 I speak with a lot of technology leaders, and I’ve noticed that the most interesting conversations rarely start with “What problem are you trying to solve?” They usually start with genuine curiosity about what someone is building, what they’re learning, or how their perspective has changed along the way. So, instead of a long introduction, I’d love to hear from you: What are you building or working on right now, and what’s been the most interesting part of it so far?
0 likes • 15d
Great question. Lately I’ve been focused on three things as well: 1. Building a stronger voice around what I’m learning from tech leaders, especially around AI adoption, engineering, and how teams are evolving. 2. Getting better at having real conversations instead of jumping too quickly into “business mode”, curiosity first, opportunity second. 3. Understanding how LatAm is changing from being seen mainly as a cost-saving market into a region where companies are building more specialized tech capabilities. What excites me most is connecting those conversations and turning what I’m learning into useful insights I can share with others.
0 likes • 5d
@Jason Grimm We are connected on LinkedIn 😊 I’m based in Medellín, Colombia. And I completely agree with you, here relationships come first much more naturally. Even in business, people usually want to know who they’re dealing with before getting into the transaction. I think that’s one of the reasons I enjoy working across LatAm so much. Where in LatAm did you spend most of your time when you were in the Navy?
1-2 of 2
Steffania Fuentes
1
3 points to level up
@steffania-fuentes-7542
I work at the intersection of technology, talent, and LatAm, helping US companies build and scale strong engineering teams.

Active 5h ago
Joined Aug 10, 2026
Powered by