Jérôme Flesch

Jérôme Flesch has a wealth of experience in software engineering and development. Their most recent role is as a Contractor and Software Engineer at RDS (Rhythm Diagnostic Systems), where they serve as a Backend Developer and Technical Leader for the RDS MultiSense strip, a medical device for remote post-operative monitoring. Jérôme also worked as a Kotlin developer for the same project.

Prior to that, Jérôme worked as a Contractor and Software Engineer at CELAD, specializing in software development. Jérôme also worked at SYNERLAB GROUP, where they developed a Manufacturing Execution System that involved software architecture, GUI development, and creating a custom Linux distribution.

Jérôme's previous experience includes roles at Euro Information, Flowbird Transport Intelligence, Wyplay, NETASQ, Google, and IReS. Their responsibilities in these positions ranged from system development and programming to internships in various software engineering roles. Notably, at NETASQ, they worked on the firmware of their firewalls, programming in C on BSD systems.

Overall, Jérôme Flesch has demonstrated expertise in software engineering, development, and programming across a variety of industries and projects.

Jérôme Flesch completed their education in a chronological order. Jérôme first attended the Université de Haute-Alsace Mulhouse-Colmar from 2003 to 2005, where they obtained their bachelor's degree in computer science, networking, and telecommunication. Jérôme then pursued further education at UTBM from 2005 to 2008, earning their master's degree in computer science. In the year 2022, they attended M2i Formation for a brief period and studied Artificial Intelligence. Additionally, Jérôme Flesch obtained certifications including "Emergency response team leader" from Croix-Rouge française in May 2016 and "First aid in team, level 2 (PSE2)" in July 2015 from the same institution.