Adriana Chavez

I discovered my hidden passion for Mathematics at CSU, Long Beach. Something about becoming absorbed in a problem, uncovering patterns, hearing people’s ideas, failing, and then seeing those arcane problems turn into elegant solutions fascinates me. This philosophy, along with my innate curiosity and restlessness has allowed me to work in a variety of interdisciplinary problems over the years.

Currently, I work at the intersection of Product and Data at a multinational electronics company where I manage Industrial Ink/Consumables across Latin America. Beyond the analytical portion, I have discovered that building relationships rooted in a clear vision and creative problem solving have helped advance the goals of our rapidly growing business unit.

I also continue to be involved in Epson’s Early Career Rotational Program (I am a 2021 alumna), where I lead the Cohort and Community portion of this initiative to transform the experience of future cohorts.

As a first-generation student, I am grateful for the guidance that mentors have given me to navigate the educational system and the transition thereafter. For this reason, I am honored to volunteer regularly with organizations that promote College Mentorship and Data/Tech/Financial Literacy as I believe these resources should be available to all.