Pauline Becchetti

Pauline Becchetti has a diverse work experience spanning over 15 years. Pauline is currently working as the Lead Web Developer at Ad Scientiam, where they are responsible for developing a hybrid app for patients and a web platform for data analysis using Angular and Firebase. Prior to this, Pauline co-founded Brooklyn Assembly in 2019. Pauline has also worked as a Software Engineer at Soluqual, where they developed an application to manage contracts and obligations using Angular and ASP.NET. At Vectormax, they analyzed and implemented user interfaces for an online TV provider using AngularJS and Node.js. As a Web Engineer at Cater2.me, they collaborated with the marketing team to implement landing pages and email templates. Pauline also gained experience during internships at Verdafero, Inc., and best concept. Pauline started their career as an ERP developer at Logica and later worked as a web developer at association Europe Etudiant and Otake.

Pauline Becchetti's education history includes the following:

- From 2009 to 2011, they attended Dominican University of California and obtained a Certificate in Management and Marketing of Information Technology. Their field of study was in management and marketing.

- In the same period from 2009 to 2011, they also studied at Supinfo and received a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree with a focus on Computer Science.

- In 2009-2010, they pursued another certificate program at Dominican University of California, this time in Business Applications Development.

- In 2008-2009, they attended University of Montpellier and earned a bachelor's degree in Management and Marketing of Sciences.

- In 2007-2008, they studied at IUT MONTPELLIER-SETE and acquired a bachelor's degree in ERP.

- From 2005 to 2007, they attended Lycée Jean Mermoz and obtained an Associate degree in Computer Science with a specialization in application development.

These are the summarized details of Pauline Becchetti's education history based on the provided chronological information.