Ramón Roche has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Ramón started their career in 2007 as the Director of Technology at Binational Broadcasting Company, Inc., where they played a key role in expanding the online radio station's infrastructure and managing software engineering and DevOps tasks. In 2010, they became a Senior Software Engineer at GA Communication Group until 2011. From 2011 to 2013, Roche worked as the Director of Technology at Boxel Interactive, overseeing project architecture, managing client communications, and leading the project team.
In 2013, Roche joined 3D Robotics as a Senior Software Engineer, where they served as a technical lead for the Systems & Tools team. Ramón contributed to the development of the Solo Platform and worked on increasing the productivity and efficiency of the engineering group. Roche also provided engineering support for other product teams and collaborated with the product team to define requirements and capabilities of current and future products.
Starting in 2016, Roche took on multiple roles in different companies. Ramón worked as a Program Manager at Dronecode Foundation, responsible for community growth and fostering an inclusive ecosystem for open-source projects. At The Linux Foundation, they held the position of Dronecode Program Manager, where they coordinated the Dronecode project's community and reported directly to the board of directors.
In 2021, Roche became an Awards Judge at Airwards, a not-for-profit awards program dedicated to recognizing positive drone use cases internationally.
Overall, Ramón Roche's work experience showcases their expertise in software engineering, project management, and leadership roles in the technology industry.
Ramón Roche attended CETYS Universidad from 2004 to 2007, where they obtained a degree in Digital Graphic Design Engineering. During this time, no specific field of study was mentioned. In addition, Ramón Roche obtained a certification in CCOSS from Software Guru in November 2022.
September, 2016 - present