Vimal Shah

Vimal Shah has a wide range of work experience, primarily within the company HOC Inc. Vimal started their career at HOC Software Systems in the year 2000 as a Jr. Software Engineer, where they designed and developed key modules in the PADAnywhere software using JSP and MS SQL Database. Vimal then moved on to the role of a Software Engineer at Suntrack Software Systems from 2001 to 2004, where they designed and developed modules for UrbanEdgeWear using JSP and MS SQL Database. Vimal was also involved in website layout, UI controls, and development using Java, JSP, Servlets, and Javascript.

In 2004, Vimal joined HOC as a Senior Software Engineer, and later progressed to the role of Senior System Analyst from 2005 to 2006. During this time, they gained experience in system analysis and software development.

In 2007, Vimal took on the role of an Assistant Project Manager at HOC, where they played the role of an Account holder, interacting extensively with clients and managing various aspects of product development and support. Vimal also designed and developed functional and MIS reports using Crystal Reports, and assisted in scoping, analysis, and development of new modules.

Vimal continued their career at HOC, serving as a Project Manager from 2009 to 2014. In this role, they worked on technical proposals, participated in demos for prospective clients, and managed customer satisfaction throughout the implementation cycle. Vimal also collaborated with client's technical and business teams.

Most recently, Vimal has been working at HOC Inc. since 2015. Vimal started as an Assistant Vice President of Product & Services, and currently holds the position of AVP, Customer Acquisitions.

Overall, Vimal Shah has demonstrated a strong background in software engineering, project management, and customer relations throughout their work experiences.

Vimal Shah pursued their Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree in Accounting & Finance from 1988 to 1993. Vimal attended Mithibai College of Arts Chauhan Institute of Science and A.J. College of Commerce and Economics during this period.