Shamit Shah has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Shamit currently works as a Finance Systems and Planning Manager at Racing and Wagering Western Australia. Prior to this, Shamit served as a Project Analyst - Data and Analytics at Murdoch University and as a Commercial Finance Analyst at Datacom. Shamit also held the position of Senior Business Intelligence Analyst at Woolworths Group, where they managed measurement, reporting, and insight generation for the Stock Loss team. Additionally, Shamit worked as a Senior Analyst - Finance Reporting Systems, FP&A (Contract) at the University of Sydney, a Business Analyst (Contract) at Ramsay Health Care - Hollywood Private Hospital, and a Business Analyst (Contract) at Identitywa, where they were involved in enhancing reporting and developing new features for performance management. Shamit also gained experience as a Finance Business Partner (Contract) at Horizon Power and as a Consultant (Contract) at Datapel Systems, where they provided analysis and identified financial trends using QlikView and Qlik Sense. Earlier in their career, Shamit served as a Finance Systems Specialist - Fiona Stanley Hospital Project at Serco, where they led the implementation of Oracle E-Business Suite Financials. Overall, Shamit has demonstrated proficiency in finance, data analysis, project management, and system implementation throughout their career.
Shamit Shah attended the University of Essex from 1984 to 1987. However, the degree and field of study for this period are not provided. In addition to their university education, Shamit obtained the ACA (Associate Chartered Accountant) degree from ICAEW, but the specific years of enrollment are unknown. Shamit also acquired a certification in "Big Data with Hadoop & Spark" from KnowBigData, although the time of completion is not specified.
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RWWA
Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA) is a dynamic, versatile and commercial organisation that operates in meeting and furthering the needs of the racing and wagering industry in Western Australia. Our purpose is to ensure the long-term sustainability of the WA racing industry and we achieve this goal through being the controlling authority for the three racing codes of thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing in Western Australia as well as incorporating wagering through the TAB. We are unique to other racing and wagering jurisdiction across Australia which provides various opportunities and benefits for our customers, the racing industry, employees and stakeholders.
