Juan Vega
Systems Engineering Student | Networks & Cybersecurity
10th-semester Systems Engineering student focused on network operations and IT infrastructure support. I build practical tools applying real networking concepts — from corporate VLAN architectures with ACL-based security to infrastructure monitoring with Zabbix — backed by a certified B2 English level and a growing foundation in cybersecurity.
Problem Solving
Identifying root causes quickly and finding clear, practical solutions under pressure.
Assertive Communication
Expressing ideas and concerns clearly, directly, and respectfully in both Spanish and English.
Adaptability
Adjusting to new situations, changing priorities, and unfamiliar environments without losing focus.
Teamwork & Collaboration
Contributing effectively within diverse teams, sharing responsibility and supporting shared goals.
Attention to Detail
Careful and methodical in diagnosing faults, reviewing configurations, and documenting technical work.
Continuous Learning
Proactively seeking new knowledge, staying current, and applying what I learn to real situations.
Systems Engineering
Universidad Simón Bolívar
Barranquilla, Atlántico
Feb 2022 – Present
English — EF SET Certificate
EF Standard English Test
Jul 15, 2026
Complementary Training
Networking Basics
Cisco Networking Academy
Database Administrator Course
Capacítate para el Empleo, Barranquilla
Basic Computing Course
Capacítate para el Empleo, Barranquilla
Administrative Assistant
CODETEC, Barranquilla
Zabbix Network Monitoring Lab
Home lab monitoring setup built with Zabbix on Ubuntu Server, tracking host availability with tested alert triggers and a NOC-style dashboard.
Practicing real NOC L1 monitoring and troubleshooting workflows
GitHub
TechNova — Corporate VLAN Lab
Cisco Packet Tracer lab implementing a 3-VLAN corporate network with inter-VLAN routing, VLSM, DHCP, DNS, Port Security, and ACLs.
Applying enterprise networking concepts end-to-end
GitHub
Network Analyzer Dashboard
Scans a local network via ARP and ICMP, calculates subnets with VLSM, and visualizes the topology as an interactive dashboard.
Making networking theory concrete and measurable
GitHubOpen to new opportunities and collaborations. Reach out through any of the channels above — I usually reply fastest on WhatsApp.