Pierre Le Lann

Pierre Le Lann has a diverse work experience spanning different companies and roles. In 2015, they had a training and fixed-term contract as an Electrical Technician at SNCF, where they were involved in the repairs and maintenance of electrical parts of trains. Pierre continued working at SNCF in 2016 as a temporary worker in the same role.

Pierre joined CGI in 2017 as a Techno-Functional Consultant, initially as part of a three-month training program, where they fixed software bugs, performed configurations, and added functionalities to a SAP HR system. Pierre then had a permanent contract with CGI France and worked on the same SAP HR system, focusing on bug fixes, configurations, and adding functionalities. During their fifth and final year at the engineering school of ISEN Brest, Pierre had a professional training contract with CGI, where they again worked on the SAP HR system.

At CGI, Pierre also worked on the implementation of a new web portal for the Human Resources Information System of the Ministry of Justice as a Techno-Functional Consultant and took on project management tasks. Pierre worked on Neptune applications and used the platform to create more modern and responsive interfaces. Pierre worked in an agile project using the Scrum framework.

Most recently, Pierre joined Brainomix in 2019 as a Software Engineer. Pierre works on the E-Stroke suite, which is a medical imaging software that automatically interprets brain CT/CTA scans of stroke patients. As a Python developer, Pierre performs software maintenance, develops new features, and integrates machine learning algorithms into the software.

Pierre Le Lann attended the Institut Supérieur d'Électronique et du Numérique from 2013 to 2018. During this time, they did not obtain a specific degree or focus on any particular field of study. Additionally, they attended the University of Greenwich from 2014 to 2015 and earned a Certificate of Higher Education in Engineering. No further information about their field of study at the University of Greenwich is provided.