Juan Carlos Gomez Essay

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This year, 2046, the Hispanic Fund Scholarship has inducted a new alumni into their honorable Hall of Fame. A passionate man named Juan Carlos Gomez. Mr. Gomez is a Mexican-Salvadorian that has become very successful in his life. He is a very generous person that cares not only about his wonderful family, but also his blooming community. But first, let’s talk about how Juan got his fame. Juan started out his career at Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada. Juan has been attracted by technology and decided to major in computer sciences. He first achieved his associate’s degree in computer sciences, then he merged off into computer engineering and got his bachelor’s degree. After that, Juan focused on computer programming in order to also help in game developing, he got an associate’s degree in this field. Juan states,” I was only able to begin this journey of education …show more content…

After Juan’s success and acquirement of degrees, he moved up places to big name companies like Sony, EA Sports and Activision. There, he helped with inventing new programs for computers and helped create new and innovative games. His name became a respectful and well known as he was a hard worker and always made sure products and programs are the best they can be. Juan has also been very committed with his family. Juan was able to fulfill his biggest dream and goal of helping retire his parents. With his advanced jobs, Juan was able to achieve this goal of his in just his first years of working. He is also supporting his lovely family. Juan has a beautiful family with his high school girlfriend, which he recently turned into his wife. Juan states,” All this was only possible because of my college education and all the things that helped me be able to be in college.” Juan continues to help retire his parents until he has fully been able to retire

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