RightSignature does for contracts, what the blackberry did for mobile email...Looking for a way to shorten the sales cycle?

Removing the overhead and complications associated with contract signing is a great solution.

RightSignature recently became a SiteTuners client and in the process I was introduced to and became a user of their online contract signing service.

The service allows you to convert standard offline agreements into online templates.  Once converted, sending agreements to clients is just three simple steps – choose document, specify recipient, type subject and send.  Just 60 seconds processing time….

I was a little skeptical at first, but quickly became a committed user.  Here’s what won me over:

  • Our clients love it, as it saves them time and avoids the print, sign, scan/fax cycle.  They can sign and return in seconds.
  • Clients used to read the agreement and often ask for changes – the RightSignature solution has virtually eliminated this burdensome step
  • Design a great template, use it forever without changes
  • Share templates with all users in your organization, ensuring contract uniformity
  • Dashboard shows status of all outstanding contracts
  • Users can simply type their name it, speeding document processing
  • Additional security features such as their Webcam Photo Identification
  • Email alerts that “keep the deal moving” as signature confirmations arrive

I think I’d go into technology withdrawal shock if for some reason I no longer had RightSignature in my sales toolbox.  Rightsignature has done for contract signing what the Blackberry did for mobile communications.

Try it today.

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Friends,

A good friend of mine passed on this resume to me with his high regards.  I thought I’d recirculate it just in case Carlos’s skills might have a home in your organization.  Carlos seems to have strong undergraduate experience in embedded systems design/development  and is apparently an extremely good tennis player to boot.

If you would, recirculate to those that might have an opening for him.

Thanks in advance…Greg

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BES COMERAS, Carlos

CONTACT INFORMATION

E-mail: carlosbes@hotmail.com

Tel: (386) 334-8899

Current Address:

2855 Pinecreek Dr. #D318

Costa Mesa, CA 92626

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a full-time position in the field of Software Engineering.

EDUCATION

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach, FL)

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering

Area of Concentration: Mathematics

May 2009

Cumulative GPA: 3.872 / 4.0

SKILLS

- Programming Languages: C, C#, C++, Java, Motorola 68000 Assembly, PHP, Python, SQL.

- Software and Hardware Construction Software: Dev C++, Dreamweaver, Eclipse, LabView, Maple, Matlab, Microsoft Visual Studio, MultiSim, WindRiver Systems Tornado.

- Web-based Programming: HTML, XML, PHP/HTML, MySQL.

- Programming Processes: Team Software Process (TSP), Personal Software Process (PSP), Crystal Clear Process, Unified Modeling Language (UML) 2.0.

- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows (v3.1 to Vista), VxWorks, Mac OS, C-Shell UNIX.

- Office Software: Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher.

- Languages: Spanish (native), English (fluent), French (written).

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

- Senior Design Project – EcoCAR Challenge: Database team, SQA Manager and Software Development Assistant.

Created EcoCAR Intelligent Driving Efficiency Assistant (IDEA), a learning vehicle controls system. Based on retrieved data, the system analyzes current conditions and predicts future conditions in order to maximize efficiency of a hybrid engine vehicle.

- Real-Time Systems Project – Automatic Production Environment System: Team Leader.

Developed a program in VxWorks real-time operating system that automates the production of a Fischertechnik electromechanically driven conveyor belt system. The program was developed in C and uses important real-time concepts, such as critical sections of code, semaphores, and tasks, to synchronize the behavior of all sensors and motors in the system.

- Motorola 68HCS12 Microcontroller Project – Tennis Game: Individual project.

Built and developed a tennis simulation game in assembly language. The game demonstrates synchronization of four integrated buttons in the board, multiple LEDs, and the seven-segment digits display.

- Advanced Software Construction Project – ZipSubmit: Individual project.

Developed in Java a standalone application and an Eclipse plug-in that allow the user to create a compressed file in standard .zip format containing files selected by the user from an Eclipse project.

- Computer Architecture Project – Memory Decoder: Individual project.

Created a two-stage instruction decoder for SRC machines. Developed in C, the memory decoder reads, interprets and executes all the instructions encoded within the contents of a 64Kb memory.

- Operating Systems Project – Disk Scheduling Simulator: Individual project.

Implemented a disk scheduler simulation program that reads a file of disk configuration data, a file of access requests, and then uses different scheduling algorithms to fulfill these requests. This simulator considers seek times, rotational latency, and transfer times. 

- Software Analysis and Design Project – EagleAdvise: Individual project.

Created a detailed analysis and design report for the EagleAdvise software system, an accurate and complete course planning tool to help students with planning their academic schedule based on their previous work and the academic program requirement described in the university catalog.

SCHOLARSHIPS

- Steve and Vicky Ridder Scholarship to the Student-Person-Player package, one of two recipients, 2008-2009.

- Champions of Character Scholarship for demonstrating quality character traits, one of eight recipients, 2008-2009.

- Embry-Riddle Academic Scholarship, 2006-2009.

- Embry-Riddle International Student Scholarship, 2006-2009.

- Embry-Riddle Men’s Tennis Team Scholarship, 2006-2009.

 

LEADERSHIP

- Embry-Riddle Men’s Tennis Team Captain, 2008-2009.

- Student-Athlete Leadership Team Representative, Embry-Riddle, 2007-2008.

- Team Leader in several class software projects.

AWARDS

- ESPN The Magazine First Team Academic All-American, June 2009.

- ITA Senior Player of the Year, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, Tennis National Tournament, May 2009.

- Steve & Vicky Ridder Award to the best “student-person-player” in Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, April 2008.

- Champions of Character Award for demonstrating quality character traits, April 2008.

- Scholar Athlete Award, Intercollegiate Tennis Association, 2005-2008.

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