Celebrating Women in Innovation

Xiaobei WEN

What is your role at Fujitsu Luxembourg?

As an Azure domain architect, I guide customers through digital transformation, analyzing application infrastructure for cloud readiness and facilitating modernization for cloud-native journeys. This holistic approach maximizes Azure benefits, fostering innovation and efficiency in their organizations.

What attracts you to the world of technology?

The dynamic and ever-evolving nature of technology has captivated me since my early days as a programmer to my current role as an Azure domain architect. The endless possibilities for innovation and the ability to drive meaningful change across diverse industries fuel my passion. As a woman in tech, I'm inspired by challenging stereotypes and making a positive difference in the world.

Tell us about one of your greatest professional challenges and how it shaped your career at Fujitsu.

As the Technical Platform Lead, I led a project involving both infrastructure upgrade and application rewrite for a client's transition from .NET 1.0 to .NET 4.0, while ensuring uninterrupted 24/7 operations. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, we devised an innovative co-existence strategy, ensuring seamless integration without transitional code. This experience greatly refined my leadership skills, shaping my contributions at Fujitsu for positive client outcomes.

Rafaela OLIVEIRA MARTINS

What is your role at Fujitsu Luxembourg?

Leveraging my expertise in automation solutions as an RPA Business Analyst, I recently transitioned to a Service Delivery role, ensuring smooth and successful client project delivery at Fujitsu Luxembourg.

What attracts you to the world of technology?

I'm fascinated by how technology can empower businesses to become more efficient and deliver exceptional experiences through its continuous advancements and the problem-solving power it offers.

Tell us about one of your greatest professional challenges and how it shaped your career at Fujitsu.

At Fujitsu, my greatest professional challenge has been the constant need to adapt and learn new platforms and applications for each new project. Whether it's Power BI, IBM Watson, UiPath, or client applications, each of them involves understanding unique functionalities, adapting to different teams, and navigating new technical setups.

While initially challenging, this constant adaptation has shaped my career at Fujitsu by improving my learning agility, allowing me to adapt to diverse project environments and team dynamics, and becoming more versatile and valuable within the company.

Emmanuelle BILOCQ

What is your role at Fujitsu Luxembourg?

Fujitsu … 25 years already and proud to be part of the Fujitsu familly, actor for innovation. I really enjoy my job as Business analyst. After 23 years at EIB, I am working now on a fully complete new subject for the Luxembourgish government: TVA declaration due for all Member States. Analyse to challenge, improve the cooperation with the Member states and the operational processes is my daily job.

Make processes more efficiently, throught technology, and constructively helping people on their daily tasks is my main motivation.

What attracts you to the world of technology?

I am interesting on advice, method and processes than the Technology.  Make it more efficiently, constructively helping people on their daily tasks is my main motivation.

Tell us about one of your greatest professional challenges and how it shaped your career at Fujitsu.

It is about a mission in the Risk Management team to improve the data quality to move from a monthly reconciliation to a daily one. This was a real challenge and finally we reached.

Work closed to the user to understand the business, organize workshops to define the goal was an amazing project and make me proud of we did.

Laura MATHIEU

What is your role at Fujitsu Luxembourg?

I'm in charge of our digital methodology, which is constantly evolving to complement our service offering but also to keep up with market and technological evolutions. My role is to develop an approach that enables us to understand our customers' expectations and create tailor-made solutions in an iterative and pragmatic way.

This role also encompasses ESG considerations, as we aim to integrate best practices from the inception of our clients' digital projects, crafting solutions that are not only effective but also environmentally and socially sustainable.

What attracts you to the world of technology?

It's not the technology itself that attracts me, but rather the diversity of missions it offers. Whatever the sector of activity, whatever the size of the company, technology can be an answer to many of the challenges we are facing. Given that we design tailor-made solutions and that innovative technologies are evolving faster every day, every customer project is different and that's what makes my job so exciting.

Tell us about one of your greatest professional challenges and how it shaped your career at Fujitsu.

My greatest challenge, and my greatest pride, was to create a brand new department within Fujitsu when I arrived: the Experience Studio. I had to develop a new service offering, promote it to our customers and set up a dedicated team.

Beyond the technical skills and expertise, I was keen to build a team that was empathetic and listened to both customers and employees. With this solid human base, we are now able to deliver innovative technical projects.