Fellow:Francisco Mejía - Revision history

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 <b>UIF since:</b> Fall 2018
-<b>What he does now:</b> He works as CTO at CreaCode, a startup that gives coding classes in Perú
+<b>What he does now:</b> He currently works as the CTO of the startup CreaCode and as a Product Engineer at his university's accelerator, UTEC Ventures.
-<b>What that means:</b> He is in charge of maintaining and improving their tech projects (e-commerce, LMS, and more), as well as supervising the use of different services to guarantee the quality of online classes.
+<b>What that means:</b> He codes all day, every day.
-<b>Contact him about:</b> Web Development, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, building your own startup, incubation/acceleration programs, the startup ecosystem in Latin America, raising awareness of I&E in students, soccer, Perú, and much more.
+<b>Contact him about:</b> Project and career opportunities for students. Web Development, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, building your own startup, incubation/acceleration programs, the startup ecosystem in Latin America, raising awareness of I&E in students, soccer, Perú, and much more.
-<b>Email:</b> francisco.mejia@utec.edu.pe
+<b>Email:</b> fmejiaantezano@gmail.com
 <b>Phone:</b> +51 986 552 073
-Francisco is currently pursuing a Computer Science degree at UTEC in Lima, Perú. Being a fourth year student in CS, Francisco is profficient in programming, specifically in web development and data structures.
+Francisco is currently pursuing a Computer Science degree at UTEC in Lima, Perú. Being a fourth year student in CS, Francisco is proficient in programming, specifically when it comes to web apps.
-As an UTEC student, Francisco is part of SpinOut, an I&E student organization founded by UTEC's first UIF cohort, where he serves as a tech mentor for the different projects that are organized every year. As part of this position he also helps UTEC's accelerator, UTEC Ventures, in having more impact on UTEC's students through different events to promote entrepreneurship.
+As an UTEC student, Francisco is part of SpinOut, an I&E student organization founded by UTEC's first UIF cohort, where he serves as a tech mentor for the different projects that are organized every year. Francisco's work impacts not only UTEC, but also other branches of SpinOut that exist in other universities in Lima an other cities from the region.
-Outside of UTEC, Francisco is the CTO of CreaCode, an edtech startup that gives coding classes to kids and teens, offering paid workshops that help fund their voluntary branch, aimed at young girls of low income areas. Francisco job is to develop and maintain the different web projects that they have, and also ensure the quality of the current online classes, which were implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
+Also in UTEC, Francisco works as the Product Engineer of UTEC Ventures, which is UTEC's startup accelerator and incubator. Francisco sees this position as an extension of his work at SpinOut, because it allows him to build projects that can impact the same kind of people, while also allowing him to experience the day to day of the tech industry.
-As a University Innovation Fellow, most of Francisco's contribution to his local ecosystem comes through his participation in SpinOut UTEC and their relationship with UTEC Ventures. This allows him to collaborate with other universities and local startups to incentivize students to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities.
+Outside of UTEC, Francisco is the CTO of CreaCode, an edtech startup that gives coding classes to kids and teens, offering paid workshops that help fund their volunteering branch, aimed at young girls from low income areas. Francisco's job is to develop and maintain the different web projects that they have, and also ensure the quality of the curriculum. Francisco doesn't plan to leave CreaCode any time soon, as he believes this job is very closely related to his mission in life.
 In his spare time, Francisco loves playing soccer (he was part of his secondary school's soccer team). He also likes playing videogames and is always improving his skills developing them.

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	<b>Francisco Matteo Mejía Antezano</b>		<b>Francisco Matteo Mejía Antezano</b>

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	<b>Phone:</b> +51 986 552 073		<b>Phone:</b> +51 986 552 073

−	~~<p style="text-align: justify">~~Francisco is ~~a University Innovation Fellow and~~ a Computer Science ~~student~~ at UTEC ~~(Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología)~~ in Lima, Perú. As a CS student in ~~his sixth semester~~, Francisco is ~~proficient~~ in programming, ~~discrete math~~ and ~~other CS skills~~. ~~In campus~~, he is ~~a member~~ of ~~Spin Out~~, ~~the~~ I&E ~~community at~~ UTEC, ~~which focuses~~ in ~~creating awareness about innovation and~~ entrepreneurship ~~trough regular events and workshops about methodologies like Design Thinking and SIT~~. Outside of ~~campus~~, Francisco is ~~a trainee at two regional startups:~~ CreaCode ~~and Silabuz.com~~, ~~both of which offer~~ coding ~~courses for~~ kids and teens, ~~where~~ Francisco ~~works as a teacher~~ and ~~as a mentor. He considers his Jesuit education to be an important part of his persona~~, and ~~because~~ of ~~that he is very interested in~~ the ~~socioeconomical issues that affect his country~~, which is the ~~reason he chose to work as~~ a ~~teacher~~ to ~~reduce the technological gap between public~~ and ~~private schools~~ and ~~promote computational thinking~~. ~~When he learned about the UIF program~~, he ~~saw the opportunity to become a true agent~~ of ~~change in~~ his ~~community~~. He ~~believes being a Fellow~~ is ~~the perfect additive to~~ his ~~education and it will allow him to develop greater projects to improve not only UTEC, but the other communities he belongs to~~.~~</p>~~	+	Francisco is currently pursuing a Computer Science degree at UTEC in Lima, Perú. Being a fourth year student in CS, Francisco is profficient in programming, specifically in web development and data structures.
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		+	As an UTEC student, Francisco is part of SpinOut, an I&E student organization founded by UTEC's first UIF cohort, where he serves as a tech mentor for the different projects that are organized every year. As part of this position he also helps UTEC's accelerator, UTEC Ventures, in having more impact on UTEC's students through different events to promote entrepreneurship.
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		+	Outside of UTEC, Francisco is the CTO of CreaCode, an edtech startup that gives coding classes to kids and teens, offering paid workshops that help fund their voluntary branch, aimed at young girls of low income areas. Francisco job is to develop and maintain the different web projects that they have, and also ensure the quality of the current online classes, which were implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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		+	As a University Innovation Fellow, most of Francisco's contribution to his local ecosystem comes through his participation in SpinOut UTEC and their relationship with UTEC Ventures. This allows him to collaborate with other universities and local startups to incentivize students to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities.
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		+	In his spare time, Francisco loves playing soccer (he was part of his secondary school's soccer team). He also likes playing videogames and is always improving his skills developing them.

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	<b>Contact him about:</b> Web Development, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, building your own startup, incubation/acceleration programs, the startup ecosystem in Latin America, raising awareness of I&E in students, soccer, Perú, and much more.		<b>Contact him about:</b> Web Development, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, building your own startup, incubation/acceleration programs, the startup ecosystem in Latin America, raising awareness of I&E in students, soccer, Perú, and much more.
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		+	<b>Email:</b> francisco.mejia@utec.edu.pe
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		+	<b>Phone:</b> +51 986 552 073

	<p style="text-align: justify">Francisco is a University Innovation Fellow and a Computer Science student at UTEC (Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología) in Lima, Perú. As a CS student in his sixth semester, Francisco is proficient in programming, discrete math and other CS skills. In campus, he is a member of Spin Out, the I&E community at UTEC, which focuses in creating awareness about innovation and entrepreneurship trough regular events and workshops about methodologies like Design Thinking and SIT. Outside of campus, Francisco is a trainee at two regional startups: CreaCode and Silabuz.com, both of which offer coding courses for kids and teens, where Francisco works as a teacher and as a mentor. He considers his Jesuit education to be an important part of his persona, and because of that he is very interested in the socioeconomical issues that affect his country, which is the reason he chose to work as a teacher to reduce the technological gap between public and private schools and promote computational thinking. When he learned about the UIF program, he saw the opportunity to become a true agent of change in his community. He believes being a Fellow is the perfect additive to his education and it will allow him to develop greater projects to improve not only UTEC, but the other communities he belongs to.</p>		<p style="text-align: justify">Francisco is a University Innovation Fellow and a Computer Science student at UTEC (Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología) in Lima, Perú. As a CS student in his sixth semester, Francisco is proficient in programming, discrete math and other CS skills. In campus, he is a member of Spin Out, the I&E community at UTEC, which focuses in creating awareness about innovation and entrepreneurship trough regular events and workshops about methodologies like Design Thinking and SIT. Outside of campus, Francisco is a trainee at two regional startups: CreaCode and Silabuz.com, both of which offer coding courses for kids and teens, where Francisco works as a teacher and as a mentor. He considers his Jesuit education to be an important part of his persona, and because of that he is very interested in the socioeconomical issues that affect his country, which is the reason he chose to work as a teacher to reduce the technological gap between public and private schools and promote computational thinking. When he learned about the UIF program, he saw the opportunity to become a true agent of change in his community. He believes being a Fellow is the perfect additive to his education and it will allow him to develop greater projects to improve not only UTEC, but the other communities he belongs to.</p>

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 <b>UIF since:</b> Fall 2018
 <p style="text-align: justify">Francisco is a University Innovation Fellow and a Computer Science student at UTEC (Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología) in Lima, Perú. As a CS student in his sixth semester, Francisco is proficient in programming, discrete math and other CS skills. In campus, he is a member of Spin Out, the I&E community at UTEC, which focuses in creating awareness about innovation and entrepreneurship trough regular events and workshops about methodologies like Design Thinking and SIT. Outside of campus, Francisco is a trainee at two regional startups: CreaCode and Silabuz.com, both of which offer coding courses for kids and teens, where Francisco works as a teacher and as a mentor. He considers his Jesuit education to be an important part of his persona, and because of that he is very interested in the socioeconomical issues that affect his country, which is the reason he chose to work as a teacher to reduce the technological gap between public and private schools and promote computational thinking. When he learned about the UIF program, he saw the opportunity to become a true agent of change in his community. He believes being a Fellow is the perfect additive to his education and it will allow him to develop greater projects to improve not only UTEC, but the other communities he belongs to.</p>
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−	~~<p style="text-align: justify">~~[[File:F_MEJIA.jpg\|thumb\|180x320px\|F_MEJIA.jpg]]Francisco is a University Innovation Fellow and a Computer Science student at UTEC (Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología) in Lima, Perú. As a CS student in his sixth semester, Francisco is proficient in programming, discrete math and other CS skills. In campus, he is a member of Spin Out, the I&E community at UTEC, which focuses in creating awareness about innovation and entrepreneurship trough regular events and workshops about methodologies like Design Thinking and SIT. Outside of campus, Francisco is a trainee at two regional startups: CreaCode and Silabuz.com, both of which offer coding courses for kids and teens, where Francisco works as a teacher and as a mentor. He considers his Jesuit education to be an important part of his persona, and because of that he is very interested in the socioeconomical issues that affect his country, which is the reason he chose to work as a teacher to reduce the technological gap between public and private schools and promote computational thinking. When he learned about the UIF program, he saw the opportunity to become a true agent of change in his community. He believes being a Fellow is the perfect additive to his education and it will allow him to develop greater projects to improve not only UTEC, but the other communities he belongs to.</p>	+	[[File:F_MEJIA.jpg\|thumb\|180x320px\|F_MEJIA.jpg]]
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		+	<b>Francisco Matteo Mejía Antezano</b>
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		+	<b>University:</b> Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC). Lima, Perú
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		+	<b>UIF since:</b> Fall 2018
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		+	<p style="text-align: justify">Francisco is a University Innovation Fellow and a Computer Science student at UTEC (Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología) in Lima, Perú. As a CS student in his sixth semester, Francisco is proficient in programming, discrete math and other CS skills. In campus, he is a member of Spin Out, the I&E community at UTEC, which focuses in creating awareness about innovation and entrepreneurship trough regular events and workshops about methodologies like Design Thinking and SIT. Outside of campus, Francisco is a trainee at two regional startups: CreaCode and Silabuz.com, both of which offer coding courses for kids and teens, where Francisco works as a teacher and as a mentor. He considers his Jesuit education to be an important part of his persona, and because of that he is very interested in the socioeconomical issues that affect his country, which is the reason he chose to work as a teacher to reduce the technological gap between public and private schools and promote computational thinking. When he learned about the UIF program, he saw the opportunity to become a true agent of change in his community. He believes being a Fellow is the perfect additive to his education and it will allow him to develop greater projects to improve not only UTEC, but the other communities he belongs to.</p>

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