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Shintaro Suzuki, Co-Founder and COO of Listo and DevCamp Champion, shares how he balances startup leadership, AWS community work, and being a BSIT freshman at PUP.
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Shintaro Suzuki sits down with Kinske to talk about co-founding Listo, winning DevCamp, leading AWS Student Builder Group Celestia as CTO, and participating in Google Developer Groups on Campus PUP — all while navigating his first year as a BSIT student.
The conversation covers what it takes to build and lead a startup at a young age, how community involvement through AWS and GDGoC shapes technical thinking, and the mindset behind showing up as both a builder and a student at the same time.
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Shintaro Suzuki is a BSIT freshman at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines who already carries the weight of a startup co-founder, a DevCamp champion, a community technology officer, and a cadet in multiple developer organizations.
As Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Listo, Shintaro is part of the same team as Jade Delovino, who appeared on Good To Live Podcast in Episode 42. Listo is a student-founded startup that brings together young builders working to create something meaningful while still in school.
Shintaro serves as Chief Technology Officer at AWS Student Builder Group Celestia, where he leads technical direction for a student community built around Amazon Web Services. He is also a member of AWS Student User Group Philippines and a Data and ML Cadet at Google Developer Groups on Campus PUP, extending his reach across the AWS and Google developer ecosystems.
His 1x DevCamp Champion title reflects a competitive technical win that set a standard early in his student journey. At the same time, his role as Assistant Treasurer at AICTS shows the breadth of his involvement — leadership, finance, and organizational work running alongside his technical and startup commitments.
On Good To Live Podcast, Shintaro talks about what it takes to co-found a startup, lead a technical community, and stay engaged across multiple organizations while being a first-year student.
Shintaro Suzuki sits down with Kinske to talk about co-founding Listo, winning DevCamp, leading AWS Student Builder Group Celestia as CTO, and participating in Google Developer Groups on Campus PUP — all while navigating his first year as a BSIT student. The conversation covers what it takes to build and lead a startup at a young age, how community involvement through AWS and GDGoC shapes technical thinking, and the mindset behind showing up as both a builder and a student at the same time.
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