Raoul de Jonge

Raoul de Jonge has a diverse work experience. Raoul started their career as a President of VSV 'Leonardo da Vinci' from September 2012 to September 2013. After that, they served as the President of the Bedrijven Informatie Team at De Delftse Bedrijvendagen from September 2011 to August 2012.

Raoul then joined Technische Universiteit Delft in 2013 as a Teaching Assistant, mentoring 20 first-year Aerospace Engineering students and providing personal guidance. In 2014, Raoul completed an internship at DLR, working on conceptual aircraft design for future aircraft concepts within the department of Integrated Aircraft Design.

In 2015, Raoul returned to Technische Universiteit Delft as a Teaching Assistant, where they taught the course 'AE1205 Programming and Scientific Computing in Python for AE1.' Their responsibilities included explaining theory and assisting students with exercises. Raoul also served as a Teaching Assistant for the second-year course 'AE2223-I Test, Analysis, and Simulation' in 2016, providing organizational support and acting as the first point of contact for students.

In 2017, Raoul joined VIKTOR as a Software Engineer, where they are currently employed.

Raoul de Jonge's education history begins with their enrollment at Het Goese Lyceum from 2003 to 2009. Raoul pursued a VWO (Bilingual) degree and focused on the fields of study, Natuur en Techniek and Natuur en Gezondheid.

Following their completion of high school, Raoul de Jonge attended Delft University of Technology from 2009 to 2012 for their Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Luchtvaart- en ruimtevaarttechniek / Aerospace engineering / Aeronautical engineering.

Continuing their education, Raoul de Jonge then pursued a Master's degree at Delft University of Technology from 2013 to 2017. Raoul specialized in Luchtvaart- en ruimtevaarttechniek / Aerospace engineering / Aeronautical engineering.

In addition to their formal education, Raoul de Jonge obtained certifications in the English language. Raoul earned an English A2 certification from the International Baccalaureate in 2009 and a Cambridge English: First (FCE) certification from the University of Cambridge in 2006.