Mohamed-Ali MGALLES

Mohamed-Ali Mgalles has a diverse work experience in the aeronautical industry. Mohamed-Ali started their career at CGX as an Engineer in Research and Development from July 2002 to December 2005. During this time, they gained expertise in aeronautical information management and databases. Mohamed-Ali also participated in specification and standardization working groups, contributing to European and French R&D projects supporting aeronautical innovation.

In January 2008, Mohamed-Ali joined CGx AERO in SYS as a Product Manager. Mohamed-Ali'sresponsibilities included defining roadmaps, specifications, and overseeing product development. Mohamed-Ali also developed tools for managing and processing aeronautical and geographical data. Mohamed-Ali held this role until September 2007.

From January 2008 to March 2012, Mohamed-Ali worked at CGX as a Service Unit Manager. Mohamed-Ali led a team of three people and was responsible for marketing, pre-sales activities, and program management. One of their notable achievements was the development of tools for managing aeronautical and geographical data.

At CGX AERO, Mohamed-Ali held various roles from January 2013 to July 2018. Mohamed-Ali started as the Head of Solutions and Web Services, where they focused on implementing software solutions for aeronautical information publication. Mohamed-Ali'sobjective was to make ICAO regulation conformity easier and smarter by utilizing the latest technologies and techniques. Mohamed-Ali then transitioned to the role of Head of Innovation and Business Development, where they continued their efforts to support aeronautical actors through innovative solutions.

Overall, Mohamed-Ali's work experience showcases their expertise in aeronautical information management, software solutions implementation, and innovation in the aeronautical industry.

Mohamed-Ali MGALLES completed an Advanced Certificate in Strategic Management of innovation in services from ESSEC Business School in the year 2019. Prior to that, they had pursued their higher education at ENAC - Ecole Nationale de l'Aviation Civile from 1999 to 2002, obtaining a degree in Aeronautical and computer science engineering.