Eddy is a Technician at CATS Technology Solutions Group. He lived in North Dakota until he was 12, and then moved to West Texas, which is where he primarily spent his childhood.

Eddy started his education at South Plains College, in order to get all the small stuff out of the way. He then continued his education at Texas Tech University. There isn’t a specific moment that made him realize he wanted to pursue a career in IT, but he found that as he began tinkering and building computers, he really enjoyed it. It drove him to want to learn more and continue a more in-depth education.

In his spare time, Eddy enjoys spending time outdoors on nature walks and on the trails. He also loves the city atmosphere, and tries to hop over the bridge to NYC whenever possible. He always finds something different and interesting with every trip. At the top of his list, he loves spending time with his girlfriend.

In the future, Eddy hopes to help out our clients to the fullest potential, as well as help CATS Technology maintain the great reputation that they have already.

Fun Facts About Eddy:

  1. Big Star Wars fan (but who isn’t)
  2. I just moved to NJ about a year and half ago, from Washington state, to be with my girlfriend. I’m dedicated. That’s fun, right?!

About CATS Technology

CATS Technology is a complete technology solutions provider, dedicated to providing solutions that will streamline operations, enhance productivity and drive innovation for businesses of all sizes. Our professionally trained and certified IT experts empower our clients to leverage the full potential of their IT investments to stay ahead of today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. 

Our Services

Client Portal

Have you visited CATS Technology’s new Client Portal yet? It has been designed to provide everything you’ll need, all in one place. 

 

  • Submit Tickets
  • Track Ticket Status
  • Edit Ticket Content 
  • View and Pay invoices

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