Amirthambigai Shyam Sundar
About Amirthambigai Shyam Sundar
Amirthambigai Shyam Sundar is an Analysis and Reporting Associate at Chase, where they have worked since 2015. They have a background in engineering and management, with previous experience at companies such as Verizon and Vce.
Work at Chase
Amirthambigai Shyam Sundar has been employed at Chase as an Analysis and Reporting Associate since 2015. In this role, they focus on analysis and reporting to support the strategic goals of the organization. With over eight years of experience at Chase, Amirthambigai contributes to the company's mission of making a real difference in the community. Their expertise in analysis and reporting plays a crucial role in informing decision-making processes within the organization.
Previous Experience
Prior to joining Chase, Amirthambigai held several positions that contributed to their professional development. They worked at Verizon as a Member Technical Staff from 2012 to 2014 in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Before that, they served as an Associate Customer Engineer at Vce from 2010 to 2012 in Richardson, Texas. Additionally, Amirthambigai gained experience as an intern at The Oxford Group for three months in 2010, located in Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom.
Education and Expertise
Amirthambigai Shyam Sundar completed a Master of Science in Management at The University of Texas at Dallas from 2009 to 2011. This educational background provided them with a strong foundation in management principles. Earlier, they earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Communication and Electronics from Anna University, studying from 2003 to 2007. This combination of education equips Amirthambigai with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their current role.
Career Start
Amirthambigai began their career in the United States after obtaining a Master's degree in Management from The University of Texas at Dallas. This transition marked the start of their professional journey, leading to various roles in technology and analysis. Their educational achievements and early career experiences have shaped their approach to analysis and reporting in the financial sector.