Slimane Hallali

Slimane Hallali has a diverse work experience spanning over several roles and industries. Slimane is currently working as a Freelance Video Editor for Reporting From Ukraine and Good Times Bad Times, where they manage the French channels, handling tasks such as translation and voiceover. Prior to this, Slimane worked as a Video Editor at RUN Studios.

Slimane also has experience in video production and editing as the Founder of Reel Hawks Studio, LLC. Slimane is skilled in color grading and photography.

In addition to their creative work, Slimane has held various roles at Volga Partners, Starbucks, Matisia Consultants, Slalom Consulting, Ascentium Corporation, and RealNetworks. Slimane has worked as a Project Manager (Microsoft) at Volga Partners, managing language teams and contractors, and as a Web Analyst - French (Microsoft) where they performed machine learning analysis.

At Starbucks, Slimane worked as a Content Manager, responsible for managing and translating French internal operations content. Slimane is highly regarded as a valuable team member, always willing to contribute and ask insightful questions.

Overall, Slimane Hallali's work experience showcases their expertise in video editing, project management, localization, and content management across various industries.

Slimane Hallali obtained an Associate degree in International Business from Université de Lille, where they studied from 1989 to 1992. Slimane then pursued their Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and International Relations from Idaho State University, completing their studies from 1992 to 1996. Additionally, Slimane Hallali obtained several certifications throughout their career, including Project Management (PMBOK) from the University of Washington, Michael G. Foster School of Business in October 2007, FAA Small Unmanned Aircraft System Remote Pilot Certification from the Federal Aviation Administration in February 2021, Salesforce Administrator from Salesforce in June 2017, and ScrumMaster from the Scrum Alliance in January 2014.