Energi Danmark Group
Rami Jibreel is a skilled software developer with extensive experience in the technology sector. Currently employed at Energi Danmark Group since June 2019, Rami Jibreel focuses on enhancing profitability for the trading team through the development of backend infrastructure. Prior to this role, Rami Jibreel served as a Trading BI Developer at Insero Air Traffic Solutions, where responsibilities included designing and implementing features for client applications using the .NET Framework. Rami Jibreel also gained experience as a Junior Software Developer at DOVIDEQ medical BV, working on applications for endoscope testing machines with ASP.NET and JavaScript. Early in the career, Rami Jibreel contributed as a Student Instructor at VIA University College, teaching Java programming to early-semester students. Rami Jibreel holds a Bachelor's Degree in ICT Engineering from VIA University College, earned in 2017.
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Energi Danmark Group
The Energi Danmark Group is one of the Nordic region's leading energy trading groups. Our activities range from physical and financial energy trading, carbon trading and trading with gas and wind power to currency hedging and portfolio management. Our customers comprise much of the business market as well as the public sector enterprises in the Nordic countries. We buy energy at Nord Pool Spot and NASDAQ OMX and from the central power plants in Denmark. We wish to provide our customers with high quality service and products adapted to the customer's wishes and needs. We want to build lasting partnerships with our customers based on a high level of trust. Our highly-educated and professional employees work dedicated to create the value for our customers. Energi Danmark A/S was founded in 1993 and has used its market leading position in Denmark to establish successful sales subsidiaries in Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Germany - enabling our customers to benefit from our One Stop Shop concept; buy all the energy for the divisions in the Nordic countries and Germany in one place.