Amado Gramajo is an accomplished technology executive with over a decade of experience in infrastructure engineering and systems management. He earned a degree from Baruch College and subsequently held numerous high-level leadership positions in various financial institutions, such as Goldman Sachs and Icap. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated his comprehensive knowledge of Unix, server management, and systems engineering, among other technical areas.

Amado started his professional journey at Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he coordinated system operations. He then went on to work in several capacities, such as system administrator, systems engineer, and Unix systems engineer at ICAP, Jpmorgan Chase & Co., and IBM. He was appointed the Manager of Unix systems engineering and later became the Global Head of Systems Engineering at ICAP. In his recent role as the Vice President of Infrastructure Engineering at Goldman Sachs, Amado played a crucial role in developing the company's technology infrastructure, ensuring its resilience and scalability.

Through his extensive experience in organizations across several industries, Amado has shown his ability to lead and manage teams of varied sizes successfully. His technical skills and expertise in infrastructure and systems engineering make him a sought-after industry leader.