Lamond had been abroad for work before. He’d navigated the fast pace of Singapore in 2014, the unfamiliar roads of the U.S. in 2016. But this time felt different. Two months in Melbourne didn’t bring the same wide-eyed nerves. Instead, it felt like stepping into a life he could ease into.
Crystal’s story didn’t start in a computer science lab. She earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Japanese, and by every expectation, her path was supposed to be simple: a quiet job in a Japanese company doing HR or general administration. But life had other plans.
Some partnerships are forged through urgency. Others, through shared vision and quiet persistence. This is the story of the latter—an 18-year collaboration that quietly shaped
At Shinetech, we believe the future of software collaboration lies not in vendor relationships, but in true partnerships. This article explores how our three-way collaboration model—connecting Shinetech, developers, and partners—offers a more sustainable, value-driven alternative to traditional outsourcing.
When the Spring Festival of 2019 arrived, I re-entered the workforce as a developer through interviews. I was 25 at the time, inexperienced and unsure of my direction. I felt anxious—how could I compete in the job market now, and how could I establish myself in five years’ time?
My name is Richard, a software engineer at Shinetech, our team had been providing remote services to a client for over three years without ever meeting in person. Recently, we finally visited the client and worked on-site for two weeks.
When ITI came to Shinetech after a difficult experience with a previous developer, skepticism was high and stakes were even higher. What followed wasn’t just a software rebuild — it was a journey of trust, resilience, and shared vision that transformed challenges into long-term success. This is the story of how two teams came together to create something greater than the sum of their parts.
