Chris Nohara

Chris Nohara has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Chris started their career at Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc. where they worked in the Research Lab, focusing on creating new products for entertainment and information services in vehicles. Chris then joined Nintendo as a Senior Lead Engineer, where they built an engineering team to support the demand for mobile video solutions. Chris also worked at Orange as a Product Manager, driving product ideas and solving customer problems within the home environment. Chris founded SugarZebra, a startup focused on building games and mobile apps, and later worked as a Product Manager for ASICS Corporation, managing global digital products. Chris then joined McDonald's Japan, first as a Product Manager and later as a Technology Officer, leading digital transformation efforts. Chris continued their career at Starbucks as the Vice President of Technology, responsible for digital product, IT, retail tech, and cybersecurity. Currently, Chris is working as the Vice President of Park Technology at Universal Studios Japan, where they oversee park technology operations.

Chris Nohara holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering from California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo. No specific start or end year information is available.