Javier Algar

Javier Algar has extensive work experience in various roles and industries.

From 2018 to present, they have been working at Nextail, starting as a Customer Operations Associate and then moving up to roles such as Customer Services Manager, Product Manager, and Senior Change Manager. Currently, they hold the position of Head of Data Operations. In their role as Customer Operations Associate, Javier was responsible for managing end-to-end implementation and roll-out of Nextail SaaS, including data integration, onboarding, roll-out, customer engagement, and loyalty. Javier also led value generated meetings and utilized tools such as SQL, Microsoft Office, Visual Basic, and R.

Prior to Nextail, Javier worked at Flowserve Corporation from 2011 to 2018. Javier held roles such as Commercial Operations Team Leader and Commercial Operations Application Engineer. Notably, they also served as the Project Manager for the integration of the Pozuelo facility into Flowserve Corporation. Javier was responsible for implementing Flowserve processes and procedures and improving key performance indicators through 6 sigma-DMAIC methodology.

Overall, Javier Algar has demonstrated their expertise in project management, operations, and data operations throughout their career.

Javier Algar pursued their education chronologically as follows:

From 2017 to 2018, they attended IE Business School and obtained a degree in Executive Big Data and Business Analytics. Their field of study was focused on Big Data Analytics.

In 2017, for a brief period, they attended Flowserve corporation and completed a Six Sigma Green Belt certification. The degree focused on Continuous Improvement Process (CIP).

Between 2009 and 2011, they studied at Icam - Institut Catholique d'Arts et Métiers, where they earned a double degree in Industrial Engineering. Their field of study specialized in Fluid dynamics and Compressible flow.

Finally, from 2005 to 2010, they attended Universidad Pontificia Comillas, where they obtained a degree in Industrial Engineering. Their studies in this field contributed to their overall engineering knowledge.

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