François Cerbelle has a diverse work experience spanning multiple companies and roles. François started their career at STERIA as a Project Manager, where they managed teams and handled contracts and negotiations. François then worked at Genicorp as an IT Manager, where they handled system and network administration, consulting, user support, and teaching. François also worked at O'Reilly as an Author/Rewriter/Translator.
Moving forward in their career, François joined TIBCO Software Inc. as a Solutions Consultant and later became an EMEA Senior Sales Engineer. In these roles, they represented the company in sales and marketing activities, conducted pre-sales demonstrations, organized marketing events, and delivered training sessions. François also worked on proof of concepts and engaged in short professional services projects.
Following their time at TIBCO, François joined Couchbase as a Solutions Engineer. François served as a pre-sales engineer, presenting to various levels within organizations, from developers to C-level executives. François specialized in NoSQL databases and assisted with architecture design and post-sales support.
Currently, François is employed at Redis Labs as a Principal Solutions Architect. François has previously held roles such as Senior Solutions Architect and Solution Architect at the company. In these positions, they focused on named accounts, including both big enterprises and SMBs. François's responsibilities involved pre-sales engineering, solution architecture design, and optimizing Redis architectures for customers.
Overall, François Cerbelle has extensive experience in solution architecture, pre-sales engineering, marketing support, team management, and IT administration.
François Cerbelle attended IUT Informatique from 1993 to 1995, studying Computer Sciences. François then enrolled at IUP Informatique et Telecoms from 1995 to 1998, focusing on Computers and Networks. No specific degree names were mentioned for either educational institution.
March, 2021 - present
September, 2019
February, 2017