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Qualogy Suriname consists of all sorts of people. Their education, for example, is very diverse: Electrotechnology, Information Technology, Aerospace Engineering, Business Economics and Business Administration are just some of the courses. Nevertheless Qualogy employees have one thing in common: a huge enthusiasm to keep going until the desired result has been achieved. We will introduce some of them to you:

Top performers at Qualogy Suriname

‘One cannot fly into flying’

Qualogy believes in the business community of Suriname. The ICT company invests generously in its employees. Qualogy people make a difference. Find out why they devote themselves to Qualogy and to Suriname.

Caroline Bijlhout: Oracle Developer

Caroline Bijlhout: Oracle Developer ‘Stressing happily’

In college-prep (VWO) Caroline choose the economical subject set, with mathematics and economics 1 and 2. “That’s why I started Business Economics at the Anton de Kom university afterwards. An interesting course, which I finished within five years. My specialization was Marketing. In between I also took classes in Business Start-ups and Business Planning.”

Brian Imambaks: Oracle DBA

Brian Imambaks: Oracle DBA ‘Enjoy life’

His name is in fact Mohammed Sehit, but people found that a bit difficult. “Everyone calls me Brian, and I don’t mind. I did Business Administration because I was good at economics and bookkeeping at school. After university I worked as a graphical designer for a while. First at Rusida, and later for the Times of Suriname. Next I became supervisor of a group of 15 at ‘Esso on the run’: that meant controlling, delegating and staff management. I started at Qualogy Suriname two years ago.”

Diana Persaud: Oracle Developer

Diana Persaud: Oracle Developer ‘Help to automate Suriname’

Diana has always been a good student. In secondary school (MULO) she was the best of her year. “Even then I knew I would continue in engineering. I liked mathematics and physics best.” A boring teacher caused her to drop physics. “But after a transition year of physics at university I was able to enroll at the technical faculty, with the Information Technology orientation. I never regretted that.”

Franklin Nasoeki: Oracle DBA

Franklin Nasoeki: Oracle DBA ‘Each problem is a challenge’

Franklin Nasoeki doesn’t shrink from any technical problem, be it hardware or software. “As a DBA you handle both, that’s why I spotted the DBA specialization right from the start. Thing is, I’m very comfortable with both hardware and software. My computers and networking experience came in very handy.”

Yusuf Nazir: Java Developer

Yusuf Nazir: Java Developer ‘I love Java’

The atmosphere at Qualogy Suriname is fantastic, according to Yusuf Nazir. “We have people here from many different disciplines. Together we form an extremely varied source of knowledge and know-how. For example, I have spent some time studying Medicine before I turned to technology. In the end I found programming much more fun. Before I joined Qualogy I worked at a small company. Hardware, software, building websites, programming in C++… there I learned a lot about the IT world.”