Guillaume PERRIN

Guillaume Perrin has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Guillaume began their career as a Development Engineer at Netsize, where they worked on developing mobile payment platforms and image resizing tools. Guillaume later became a Project Manager, overseeing the creation of a financial reporting tool and major system evolutions.

Perrin then joined vente-privee.com as a Technical leader, managing a team of developers and leading projects such as the creation of a new search engine and adaptations for expanding into new countries. Guillaume then served as the Chief Technology Officer at MagicRecycle.com/Mobisolutions, where they were responsible for the creation and maintenance of the company's information system.

At Aramisauto, Perrin led a team of developers as the Head of Developments, managing new features and maintenance developments. Guillaume also played a key role in technical impact studies, architecture validation, and the recruitment of new talent.

Perrin's experience extended to LeGuide Group, where they served as the Head of Ciao! and oversaw content management and marketing web/traffic management. Guillaume also led the creation of the Tech & Product department at Brut., managing a team of employees and contractors and defining the company's roadmap, budget, and technology choices.

Most recently, Perrin worked at RATP Smart Systems as the Chief Technology Officer of MaaS, leading a team of specialists in location-based services and public transport information. Guillaume also served as the Chief Technology Officer of Bonjour RATP, managing the website and mobile apps of RATP.

Overall, Perrin has demonstrated strong leadership and technical skills throughout their career, successfully managing teams and delivering impactful projects in various industries.

Guillaume PERRIN earned a Diplôme d'ingénieur in Architecture des Systèmes d'Information from the Institut national des Sciences appliquées de Rouen. Guillaume attended the institution from 2000 to 2005.