Suchismita Peravali
About Suchismita Peravali
Suchismita Peravali is a QA Lead currently working at Maximus, with extensive experience in quality assurance roles across various industries.
Professional Experience at Maximus
Suchismita Peravali has been serving as a QA Lead at Maximus since 2023. Her role involves overseeing quality assurance processes and ensuring the delivery of high-quality software products.
Qa Lead at Various Organizations
Throughout her career, Suchismita Peravali has held the position of QA Lead at multiple reputable organizations. In 2023, she was with Bank of America for 2 months. In 2022, she worked at Rarita Pharmaceutical and Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC, with tenures of 2 and 3 months respectively. From 2021 to 2022, she was at Arizona Public Service - APS for 7 months. She had short stints at Conduent in Somerset County, New Jersey, and T-Mobile in Atlanta, Georgia, both in 2021. She also worked at Verizon in Piscataway, New Jersey from 2019 to 2020 and at BNY Mellon in Brooklyn, New York in 2019.
Early Career Highlights
Suchismita Peravali's early career includes significant positions at several firms. She was a QA Lead at Morgan Stanley in New York from 2018 to 2019 and at Computer Solution Technologies in Edison, New Jersey, in 2017. She had a brief tenure at TD in 2015 in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, and at Bank of America in 2014 in Pennington, New Jersey. From 2013 to 2014, she served at UnitedHealth Group in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, and had short engagements with Vonage in 2013 and Credit Suisse in 2012-2013 in New York.
Significant Achievements
Suchismita Peravali has received multiple recognitions for her contributions. At AT&T, she was awarded a best performance and accuracy certificate, which included Yankees tickets. She has been acknowledged by the Brokers of American Transit and Maya Insurance Companies for her critical billing solutions and customer management support. She received gift certificates for major contributions to insurance companies and was recognized for handling sensitive DMV data. Additionally, her work was featured in the Merrill Lynch newsletter, and she played a key role in major projects, including training team members and identifying critical changes during the Merrill Lynch and Bank of America transition project.