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Ronald de Jonge has an extensive career in the technical and service engineering fields, starting as a Sterkstroom monteur at GTI Haarlem from August 1979 to December 1987, focusing on electrical installations in businesses and homes. Ronald then served as a Field Service Engineer at Getronics Amsterdam from January 1988 to February 2000, where responsibilities included commissioning climate control systems. After a role as Facilitair at Rabobank from March 2000 to April 2001, focusing on maintenance and subcontractor management, Ronald worked as a Project Field Service Engineer at Getronics Nederland from May 2001 to July 2005, developing M&R software. Since August 2005, Ronald has been with Sauter Nederland as Teamleider kwaliteitszorg, overseeing training and development for service staff, alongside a role as Sr. Project Field Service Engineer. Educational background includes multiple certifications from Reed Business opleidingen and Elsevier from the late 1980s to 1997.
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SAUTER is the world's leading solution provider for building automation technology in "Green Buildings", ensuring good climate conditions and well-being in living spaces with a future. As a specialist, SAUTER develops, produces and sells products and systems for energy-efficient overall solutions and ensures the energy-optimized operation of buildings with comprehensive services. Our products, solutions and services enable high energy efficiency throughout the entire building life cycle. This extends from planning through implementation to operation in office and administration buildings, research and educational facilities, hospitals, industrial and laboratory buildings, airports, leisure facilities, hotels and data centers. With over 100 years of experience and proven technological competence, SAUTER is a proven system integrator that guarantees continuous innovation and Swiss quality. SAUTER provides both users and operators with an overview of energy flows and consumption, and thus also of cost trends. Today, we regard buildings as complex living spaces that should be carefully integrated into nature and in harmony with it: - Systems - Components - Service - Facility management