Victor P. is the quintessential IT Specialist at Family Service of Rhode Island, where he masterfully transforms technology from a puzzling maze into a user-friendly oasis for those in need. Residing in the Greater Boston area, Victor boasts an impressive resume that includes stints as a Student IT Technician and Research Assistant at Worcester State University, where he was the visionary behind Thea"s Pantry Project—an initiative that surely deserves its own TED Talk.

With an educational background featuring a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Worcester State University, Victor has successfully balanced his academic pursuits with practical experience. His journey through the tech world began earlier with internships at Waters Corporation, proving that even desktop engineering can be made entertaining under his watchful eye.

Known for his keen ability to make tech work for people rather than against them, Victor’s approach is both refreshing and revolutionary. It’s rumored that he once debugged a system just by whispering sweet nothings to it. When he"s not busy dazzling colleagues and clients alike with his wizardry, you might find him perfecting his culinary skills as kitchen help or reminiscing about his days as a sales clerk—a time when customer service was truly an art form.

In addition to being part of Upsilon Pi Epsilon—because let"s face it, who doesn’t want letters after their name?—Victor continues to inspire those around him with his unyielding passion for technology and community service. Keep an eye on this rising star; he’s destined for greatness!