Tie Chen
About Tie Chen
Tie Chen is a Technicah Service & Sales professional currently working at Chevron in Beijing City, China. He has extensive experience in technical service and sales roles, with a background in organic chemistry and computer science.
Company
Tie Chen currently works at Chevron in Beijing City, China. Chevron is a global energy corporation engaged in various areas of the oil, gas, and energy industries. Tie has been with Chevron for nearly a decade, starting in December 2013. He handles technical service and sales functions, leveraging his extensive background in both fields.
Title and Role at Chevron
Tie Chen holds the position of Technicah Service & Sales at Chevron. His role involves providing technical service support and managing sales activities. With nearly a decade of experience at Chevron, he has developed expertise in addressing both customer and technical service needs in the oil and gas industry.
Previous Experience at John Deere
Before joining Chevron, Tie Chen worked at John Deere as a JDM Senior Marketing Engineer focusing on technical service. From 2009 to 2013, he was based in Tianjin City, China, where he accumulated valuable marketing and technical service experience. His role at John Deere involved developing and implementing marketing strategies with a strong technical service component.
Co-Founder at BEIJING SHINETEC SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CO
Prior to his role at John Deere, Tie Chen co-founded the Tianjin branch of BEIJING SHINETEC SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CO. From 2005 to 2009, he contributed to the company's growth and development in software and IT solutions. This role highlighted his entrepreneurial spirit and technical expertise in software development.
Educational Background
Tie Chen has a robust academic background from Tianjin University, where he earned a B.S. in Organic Chemistry and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Application. His dual focus on organic chemistry and information technology has provided him with a solid foundation for his multifaceted career. He studied both fields simultaneously from 1997 to 2001.