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    Soumya Chatterjee

    Stanford MSCS Student | Former Apple & Google Intern

    Soumya Chatterjee is a seasoned professional in Loyalty Programs, CRM, and eCommerce. With a rich background in startups, Soumya has a diverse experience across various disciplines including strategy, technology, and operations. He is currently immersed in leading easyrewardz, a rapidly growing loyalty and rewards network. Prior to this, Soumya held key positions at Yebhi.com focusing on Technology, Service Delivery, Innovation in Payments, and eCommerce platforms. He also co-founded Loylty Rewardz, where he served as the Chief Operating Officer overseeing the development of their technology platform and managing relationships with major brands. Soumya's early career includes roles in program management and practice head in the Travel and Hospitality sector, where he advised on setting up offshore development centers for clients across the US, UK, and Canada. He also has a strong foundation in developing loyalty programs, CRM strategies, and e-commerce solutions. Soumya's specialties extend to Airlines, Retail, and BFSI sectors with expertise in reservations, ticketing, POS systems, merchandise optimization, and retail banking.

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    Experience

    Teaching Assistant at Stanford University, MLE Intern at Apple, AI Resident at Google Research

    Education

    Master of Science in Computer Science, Stanford University (2022 - 2024)

    Location

    Gurgaon, Haryana, India