Shuji Suzuki

Shuji Suzuki has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Shuji began their career in 1986 as a Quality Control/Logistic Information Analyst at Royal Sluis America/INCOTEC, where they were responsible for seed quality testing and statistical analysis. Shuji also designed and programmed a relational database application for the quality assurance department.

In 1995, Shuji joined DSCI, Inc. as an Application Development Consultant. In this role, they successfully implemented and developed custom business applications for customer projects. Shuji was also responsible for the profit and loss of a team of application development consultants. Shuji led the development of a web-based business information system using data warehouse and reporting server technology, as well as the integration systems with ERP systems.

Shuji then joined Corio, Inc. in 1995 as Manager, CAS. Shuji was responsible for designing and developing the CRM practice footprint and offers, managing consulting resources, and maintaining partner and customer relationships for the CRM division. Shuji led a group of project managers and consultants in multiple Siebel implementations and delivered the first ASP Siebel implementation at Corio.

In 2001, Shuji joined Nextance Inc. as an Implementation Manager/Technical Architect. In this role, they were responsible for the technical design, implementation, customer support, and project management of Nextance application customization and configuration for customer projects. Shuji worked closely with the engineering team to determine the best technical solutions for customer requirements, utilizing XML, XLST, JavaScript, and Java.

Shuji's most recent work experience was at Redline Solutions, where they held the position of Senior Project Manager starting in 2008. Additional information about this role is not available.

Shuji Suzuki attended the University of California, Santa Cruz from 1988 to 1991, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Shuji'sdegree focused on the fields of Psychology and Computer Science.