2002 – 2007 |
EFREI (engineering school), Villejuif (Paris), France
EFREI, the College for Engineering, Information Technology and Business Studies, is a French engineering school that was founded in 1936. Its acronym stands for École Française d'Électronique et d'Informatique. Like most French engineering schools, EFREI graduates small promotions (about 200 grad/year) of engineers (M.Sc) that follow the same programme until the half of the 3rd academic year. Many influencing figures graduated from EFREI, among them, André Truong, who leaded the development of the Micral, the earliest microprocessor-based personal computer. As the college made a shift in 2003 to include more finance and management in its programme, it is now outstanding in major financial contests against pure management schools: EFREI was 2006 and 2007 National Winner of the Euromanager financial management contest; and 2007 World's #4 at the Global Management Challenge. EFREI was rated France #1 full-programme engineering school by the magazine Challenges in June 2006.
M.Sc. in Information Systems 5th academic year at Beijing University of Technology 4th academic year:
3rd academic year:
1st and 2nd academic year:
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2006 – 2007 |
Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China
Geographical Information Systems and Mandarin Chinese (exchange programme with EFREI)
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2004 |
University College London, London, U.K.
English for Business and I.T. Purposes (3 months exchange programme with EFREI)
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2006
Mexico
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Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Moda, Mexican Fashion School IT Consultant/Project Manager, 4 months
Designed a strongly interactive Intranet with high-security requirements and using best-practice Web techniques;
Designed a Google Book-like Digital Library System (storage, dedicated server, website, book digitalisation process) and leaded a digitalisation unit of 10 trainee students to digitalise and document 20,000 pages using low-cost scanners.
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2005 – 2006
Global
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EFREI Aides Humanitaires, Student Managed NGO NGO Convoy Officer, 2 years (part-time)
Participated within a team of 5 to ship and network 105 computers with Wedus.org educational system in 4 schools of Africa and Ex-USSR where pupils can’t afford access to computers and Internet;
This project contributed for our SIFE team to lead the first SIFE European
Symposium, and later allowed EAH to be award winner of Fondation Steria - Institut de France’s 2007 fund.
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2004
U.K.
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Wentworth Club, British Private Golf Club Banqueting Demi-Chef de Rang, 6 months
Full-time student job as a waiter in a globally renowned golf club: developed teamwork aptitudes and a strong sense of responsibility
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2001 – 2002
France
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Blue-Ground, Internet start-up company Director/Project Manager, 1 year
Fully managed a small Web hosting service for half a year (business administration, technical administration of a Linux dedicated server and client accounts management);
Developed one of the main French portals about game systems emulation.
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