Kenny Talbi

Kenny Talbi has a diverse work experience in the field of software engineering. Kenny currently works at PowerUs as a Senior Software Engineer. Prior to this role, they worked as a Software Engineer and then as a Junior Software Engineer at the same company.

Before joining PowerUs, Kenny worked at APOLLO | CODING LIFE as a Software Engineer Apprentice. During their one-year apprenticeship, they gained experience in various projects related to healthcare, energy, and enterprise resources. Kenny was responsible for translating business requirements into solutions, conducting market research on existing solutions, and working on frontend, backend, and cloud services.

Kenny also worked at Dynergie as a Research Officer, where they conducted market research on push notifications. Kenny'srole involved demonstrating the importance of push notifications for businesses, comparing different solutions on the market, and justifying the unique features of the company's solution.

Additionally, Kenny had an internship as a Software Engineer at APOLLO | CODING LIFE, where they participated in the ERP redesign project. Kenny worked with the SCRUM methodology and was involved in design meetings to translate business requirements into tasks.

Overall, Kenny Talbi has a solid background in software engineering, with experience ranging from junior to senior roles and exposure to various industry sectors.

Kenny Talbi attended ECAM LaSalle - ECAM Lyon from 2017 to 2022, where they obtained a Master's Degree in General Engineering called "ECAM Arts et Métiers". Kenny studied various subjects during this program but no specific field of study is mentioned. In 2020 to 2021, Kenny participated in an academic mobility program at VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, specializing in computer science and generalist engineering. Prior to their time at ECAM, they attended Lycée aux Lazaristes from 2017 to 2019, where they completed preparatory classes for engineering schools. During this period, they studied mathematics, physics-chemistry, and engineering sciences.