Nora Molina said one of the best parts of her job is seeing people grow in their potential and advance their toward dreams. Molina is a Management Assistant in the SFPUC’s Construction Management Bureau, where she provides administrative support to the Bureau Manager and Bureau staff. In this role, she supports all aspects of administrative…
Author: Teresa Young
Hispanic Heritage Month: How Stephanie Marquez Lives Out Purpose in Her Career and Community
Stephanie Marquez has found immense purpose in her career and how she can make a difference in her community. As a Security Analyst as part of the SFPUC’s Emergency Planning and Security Team, Marquez supports the administration of the SFPUC’s security systems, maintenance of video recording and access control equipment, incident reporting and response, alarm…
Hispanic Heritage Month: How Caroline Griffith Found Joy in Her Job Through Her Culture
Caroline Griffith credits her diverse family background for the joy she has found in her career. Griffith is a member of the Employee Life Cycle Team in the SFPUC’s Human Resource Services department (HRS), where she updates and maintains both SFPUC and City and County of SF (CCSF) systems to reflect employees’ employment status. Her…
Hispanic Heritage Month: Aaron Brinkerhoff Came Out of Retirement for This Passion Job
Aaron Brinkerhoff came out of retirement to continue his passion career – being a biologist. Brinkerhoff is a Biologist for the SFPUC’s Water Enterprise Natural Resources Division, where he studies and monitors a variety of biological and endangered species in the SFPUC’s watersheds and mentors interns in field biology. Brinkerhoff began his career at the…
Hispanic Heritage Month: Project Manager Jonathan Cantu Celebrates Family and Culture
“The Latinx community is stronger together because when we are together, we are like a family.” Jon Cantu, a project manager in the SFPUC’s Infrastructure Division, comes from a tight knit family, something that is a huge part of his Mexican culture. Cantu’s family comes from a small town called Linares near Monterrey, Mexico. Located…
Hispanic Heritage Month: Carlos Ramos Empowers Youth in Their Early Professional Journey
Carlos Ramos has seen a lot of youth transform their interests into careers. Ramos coordinates one of the biggest youth internship programs that the SFPUC offers, Project Pull. He is a Project Pull Program Coordinator as part the Workforce and Economic Program Services team within the SFPUC’s Infrastructure Division. Project Pull is a paid summer…