Suneil Bansi

Suneil Bansi has extensive work experience in the technology field. Suneil started their career in 2003 as a Computer Technical Assistant at Inmocean Group, Inc., where they analyzed security issues and aided in the protection against malicious attacks. Suneil then worked as an IT Projects Engineer at Brunswick Logistics, LLC, where they coordinated a project to implement a warehouse management system and troubleshooted PC and networking issues.

In 2005, Suneil joined M.L. Burke Consulting, Inc. as a Web Developer/Designer, where they redesigned and maintained over 50 medical-related websites using various technologies including ColdFusion, HTML, XHTML, Adobe Flash, and Adobe Photoshop. Suneil also coordinated client presentations for prospect projects and created marketing presentations using Macromedia Flash.

Suneil then worked as a Front-End Web Developer at Cheil USA from 2007 to 2009, and at The Barbarian Group from January to May 2010, where they utilized their skills in HTML, XHTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and worked with technologies such as HTML5, ASP, JSP.

Suneil joined FCB Health in 2011 as a Front-End Web Developer before being promoted to Senior Creative Technologist in 2012. Suneil held this role until December 2013. In 2014, Suneil returned to Area 23 as a Senior Creative Technologist before transitioning to the role of Associate Director of Technology at FCB Health from November 2014 to April 2016. Suneil then rejoined Area 23 in February 2017 as the VP, Director of Technology, where they currently serve.

Suneil's work experience showcases their expertise in various front-end web development technologies, project coordination, and leadership roles in the field of technology.

Suneil Bansi received their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Information Technology from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, where they studied from 2002 to 2005. Additionally, they obtained certifications in "WordPress: Developing with Sass and Grunt.js" and "JavaScript Essential Training" from Lynda.com in 2016.