Vincent Singh

Vincent Singh stands as a talented software engineer and businessman who currently resides in Caldwell, Idaho. In recent years, Mr. Singh balanced the obligations of running his own financial advisory firm, Perfect Financial Group Inc., with managing two different California branches of transmission-repair franchise Aamco Transmissions Inc. He began managing the Orangevale Aamco location in 2007, three years after launching Perfect Financial Group in Elk Grove. The following year, Vincent Singh took over the Stockton Aamco branch, and he handled the requirements of all three locations until 2010.

Before serving as Chief Executive Officer and President of Perfect Financial Group, Vincent Singh worked as Principal Engineer of Sustaining Engineering at global software and services company Aspect Software, Inc. His diligence led to several promotions during his employment at the company, which took place between 1998 and 2000 and then again between 2002 and 2004. In between those periods, he worked as the Manager of Sustaining Engineering at Clarent Corporation in Redwood City, California, where he supervised and coordinated a group of highly skilled engineers. In addition, Vincent Singh successfully eliminated all of the company’s highest priority software defects and stabilized the software on the Clarent gateway within just four months. Before leaving Clarent to return to Aspect Software, Mr. Singh designed and implemented a Public System Answering Point (PSAP) emergency feature for Clarent’s gateway.

In 1996, Vincent Singh began to lay the foundation for his career at Lam Research Corporation in Fremont, California. Initially hired as a Senior Technical Support Engineer, his innate ability to resolve customer complaints—particularly with software issues surrounding etching products—led to what would be the first of many promotions to come. In his new role, Vincent Singh traveled to customer sites around the world to resolve various software issues.

Vincent Singh received his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from San Jose State University, where he graduated in 1995.