Jomar Martinez graduated from the University of Puerto Rico – Mayaguez as an Industrial Engineer. He finished his bachelor’s degree while working as a COOP student in Ethicon,LLC in San Lorenzo Puerto Rico.

In January 2015, he began working for Accenture Federal Services (AFS) in the Washington DC Metro Office as a Technology Consulting Analyst.  After his first year in UPR-Mayaguez, motivated by the urge to help other students like him, he became a Faculty of Engineering Mentor Student and mentored freshman students from the Industrial and Mechanical Engineering departments for five years.  He helped organize Student Orientation Week and during their first semester, he assisted in a guidance course helping students adapt to college life.  He later became a member of the Institute of Industrial Engineering (IIE) Chapter 891 and worked as the Membership Director.  Jomar increased the Institute of Industrial Engineering’s membership by 64% in one year and later became the Institute’s Vice President. As a VP, he organized a Six Sigma training course with professional members from the IIE National Chapter certifying over 30 students as Six Sigma Green Belts.  After graduation, he started working in Accenture Federal Services (AFS) in Washington DC.  In AFS, he joined the Accenture’s Recruiting and Onboarding Program and the Hispanic American Employee Resource Group (DC-HAERG).  He coached UPR students in the Buddy Program Committee, and so far, five of his buddies joined Accenture. In the DC-HAERG, he currently works as the Professional Development Committee Co-Lead.  Working in this committee he has helped Hispanics and non-Hispanics grow their careers by organizing various events that focus on technical knowledge, company knowledge, networking, and industry skills. Helping others go through the same path he did is how he gives back to the community.