Ramone Wilson, Superyacht Support - Fort Lauderdale N&J

Ramone Wilson

IT Manager

My Present
Hi, I’m Ramone. I’m the IT Manager at Northrop & Johnson. Presently, every day is a learning experience – less physical hardware, more digital & security learning. In my role, I find new ways to combat hacks or breaches and improve the digital structure of our offices around the world. Our work in tech is always growing, and I enjoy finding new ways to assist with onboarding employees and clients. Truly, though, working with other people is my favorite part. I always learn more through interacting with other people and their experiences, which helps me provide the best tech services possible.

My Past
I was born in Jamaica, but eventually came to America. Originally, tech fascinated me because it seemed to present new innovative solutions to the physical health struggles of my loved ones, especially my mom’s. This initial interest grew into an impassioned pursuit. A scholarship to DeVry allowed me to pursue that passion in earnest, and I began my career as a systems administrator before moving into the private sector. In 2017, I relocated to Florida, where I worked as a field tech for two tech companies before moving on to N&J and then getting the opportunity to work with MarineMax SYS team.

My Future
Looking ahead, my goals are just as much about people as they are about technology.

My Outside-Office Life
You’ll find me speeding past you at any given moment, very quickly. If you wave at me, I apologize, but I won’t wave back, as I’ll have both hands on the wheel of my Ford Mustang GT.

Motto
Losses are not bad. Not learning the lesson of why you lost is.

Fast Fact

  • I’m a big Disney & superhero fan

Phone
Fort Lauderdale Office

2015 SW 20th Street Suite 200

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315

Speaks: English

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