Opentech Labs — Part of Opentech

Engineering that connects software, systems and infrastructure.

Solutions designed to operate, integrate and evolve.

Selected experience

Part of the Opentech team working from the Puerto Ordaz office

Opentech founded

2010

US presence. Engineering delivery from Venezuela.

Software Engineering

Automation & Controls

Network Infrastructure

Engineering Delivery

Software Engineering

Automation & Controls

Network Infrastructure

Engineering Delivery

Software Engineering

Automation & Controls

Network Infrastructure

Engineering Delivery

we design, build, integrate and support solutions that connect software, systems and infrastructure.

Opentech Labs is the engineering division of Opentech, a technology company founded in 2010. The division connects software, automation and technical infrastructure for teams where downtime, undocumented systems and improvisation create real operational risk.

End-to-end

from discovery and architecture to implementation, QA and handover

US + VE

One engineering practice · two operating entities

Opentech Labs

Capabilities

We engineer the technology infrastructure behind physical operations.

Software Engineering

Custom software, internal systems, dashboards, integrations, formal QA and dedicated technical capacity for evolving requirements.

Selected experience

Oil & Gas · Software Engineering · BLC Global, Oil & Gas

A software relationship built through trust and results

BLC Global develops technology solutions for the energy sector. Opentech began supporting its Oil & Gas business on Optimum O&G BCP, translating user stories into wireframes, prototypes and nearly 50 application interfaces. The results of that first delivery expanded our participation into formal QA of the broader software platform.

The trust built through those deliveries opened a new stage on SRP Field Device, where Opentech assumed software architecture, backend and frontend responsibilities for a well-site monitoring and control product under evolving hardware, operator-workflow and product requirements.

01 · Optimum BCP: UX, prototyping and frontend interfaces.

02 · Platform QA: structured system validation.

03 · SRP Field Device: architecture, backend and frontend.

Public product material supplied by BLC Oil & Gas. Shown for product context.

Ceramics & Materials · Telecom Engineering · Nanogress, Puerto Ordaz

Complete telecom package — Nanogress Ceramic Center

Self-contained telecommunications project covering voice/data, CCTV and access control: design criteria, infrastructure requirements, identification lists, material lists, quantity takeoffs and a 13-drawing package — equipment layouts, structured cabling routes, single-line diagrams, LAN/connection diagrams and rack elevations.

Commercial Facilities · Communications & Systems Infrastructure · CE Rocas del Orinoco

Building-wide communications infrastructure — delivered in an operating facility

Opentech implemented the business center's communications and corporate systems platform: complete Cat 6 LAN, a 48-port Cisco switching core, two servers, virtualization, file services, routing and firewall, backups, DHCP/DNS and internet-facing services. A subsequent IP video surveillance phase extended structured cabling, PoE connectivity and video recording to IP-camera locations across the property. The work combined systems configuration, commissioning and field installation inside a building already in operation.

Healthcare · Network Infrastructure & Servers · Salud Médica Group

A multi-site health operation supported through a long-term technical partnership

Brofinsa, then the company administering medical coverage for SIDOR workers, engaged Opentech directly across three related environments: its office inside SIDOR; the Alfredo Maneiro health center, including connectivity for admissions, laboratory and medical-imaging areas; and the Salud Médica pharmacy laboratory. The scope grew beyond cabling: Opentech configured the routing, switching, servers, IP telephony, wireless and video recording, with implementation and support adapted to each site's operating needs.

Additional completed work documented through final reports, field records, technical deliverables or revision-controlled drawings. The client base ranges from multinational manufacturers and international EPC groups to healthcare, retail and commercial operations. Detailed cases presented earlier are intentionally not repeated.

Disaica

Cat 6 corporate network, servers and technical implementation.

CE Bierzo Business Center

Telecommunications engineering and structured-cabling documentation.

CC ADMA Shopping Center

Telecommunications design package for a commercial development.

Clínica Quiriquire — PDVSA

Telecommunications criteria, product schedules and revision-controlled drawings for a healthcare facility.

ESEM School & Emergency Unit — PDVSA

LAN diagrams and technical documentation for institutional and healthcare facilities.

Plant Expansion — MASISA

Technical infrastructure work for an expansion of the multinational wood-products manufacturer.

Oxinova Offices at MASISA

Office technology-infrastructure implementation inside an industrial site.

Bonsai Sushi, Orinokia Mall

Video surveillance diagnosis, cabling organization and IP-camera implementation.

TESTIM

IP cameras configured and integrated over the existing local network.

MeruQ

Custom web-based RMA system with documented delivery and support.

Documented process reduces ambiguity, rework and dependence on individual memory.

A documented delivery process

The same operating discipline supports consulting, fixed-scope projects and flexible delivery teams. Each stage creates a reviewable output before the work moves forward.