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Tomoko Alexa Osanai

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Tomoko Alexa Osanai's Experience
Business Analyst
Cognizant, Northern Kanto, Japan
Consultant
iGATE Global Solutions, Tokyo, Japan
Tomoko Alexa Osanai's Education
B.Tech/B.E.
Wakkanai Hokusei Gakuen University
B.A
Waseda University
Associate in Arts
Sophia Junior College
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Tomoko Alexa Osanai's Story


Job Profile:
Have been working as a Bridge SE at Indian IT companies in Japan.
The Decisions That Matter
Whether I'll continue mainframe's system integration only or not. Whether I'll continue working in Japan only or not. Whether I'll try management roles or not.  
Career Profile:
Responsible for communication and coordinating upon mainframe software development or production support with offshore engineers.
Degrees That Matter:
I think there is nothing in particular basically. Up to the various kinds of IT roles. However, we should do our best to get BE or BIT degree before joining new company if possible.
Working Life Management:
I think my work life balance is very difficult challenge. In Japan, engineers tend to do overtime work both by midnight and on holidays. I spend my private time by doing my hobbies, meeting my friends, going to shopping or restaurant. I'd like to try any other sports, dances or walking.
Done Differently:
Importance of studying my strong skills in detail by using published books, certified official manuals and internet community sites. If I had to start the same career again, I would do all the above.
Growth Strategy:
Challenging new role even if I've never experienced the same before. Continue to study project management methods, foreign languages(ex. English) and cutting-edge technologies more harder.
Required Reading:
"My Job Went To India" "zOS JCL, 5th Edition" "English Grammar In Use"
Role Model:
Offshore engineers in previous company in India. They were working so hard, though our schedule was so tight and critical. Indian offshore engineers looked like comparatively young and they didn't know mainframe skills less than Japanese engineers. However, they could manage to master COBOL easily.
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