Sébastien Salou
Associate Systems Engineer, Cisco Systems
Paris - France
| English | French |
Graduated from ECE School of Engineering in Information Systems & Networks, I'm now working at Cisco Systems as an Associate Systems Engineer in Amsterdam, Netherlands. |
Schools attended |
AGH (Computer Science) |
UCI (Global Business Management and Manufacturing) |
Since 2008: Cisco Systems |
Associate Systems Engineer
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Sector: IT - Telecommunications |
2008 : Cisco Systems |
[6-month Internship] Pre-sales Engineer
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- Support to the presales force for validation and testbeds activities - Develop technical expertise in some strategic domains (IP Telephony, Visio telephony, Unified Messaging, Call centers, Security, Routing, Switching, wireless) - FT Channel Business Development Support through dedicated technical presentations, support to answer to RFPs, technical requests management - France Telecom Help Desk activities - Technical Demonstrations to France Telecom Sales Force with the support of the SEs. | |
Sector: Telecom - Internet Products and Services |
2007 : [1-month Freelance job] IT Consultant |
Hi-Tech
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Auditing the company Monvoisin, an Insurance Company (AXA branch), in order to identify business processes, create the solution architecture and design, and write the solution's specification. | |
2007 : Capegmini Telecom & Media |
[5-month Internship] Software Engineer
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Java/J2EE Software Engineer working at Capgemini, a global leader in consulting, technology, outsourcing, and local professional services. Capgemini is headquartered in Paris, France and operate in more than 30 countries. I was in charge of the whole software development process (Requirements analysis, System Design, Architecture Design, Code, Tests, Validation) for a web application which handles telecom equipment Log from TDF (Partner of television channels, radio stations, telecom operators, local authorities and Internet service providers.) | |
Sector: IT - Telecommunications |
2007 : ADI Support et Formation |
[4-month Freelance Job] Telecom & Network Consultant
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Design and implement an IPBX Asterisk solutions for a Call Center. | |
2006 : Telekomunikacja Polska SA (Poland) |
[4-month Internship] Network management and monitoring assistant
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During the summer 2006 I did an internship at Telekomunikacja Polska SA in Krakow, Poland. I worked in the Network Branch, Department of Monitoring and Network Management, and to be more precise in the SS7 Signalling Management Centre. SS7 is a set of telephony signalling protocols which are used to set up the vast majority of the world's PSTN telephone calls. SS7 provides a universal structure for telephony network signalling, messaging, interfacing, and network maintenance. It deals with establishment of a call, exchanging user information, call routing, different billing structures, and supports Intelligent network (IN) services. SS7 is also important in linking VoIP traffic to the PSTN network and it is also used in the mobile cellular telephony networks like GSM and UMTS for voice (Circuit Switched) and data (Packet Switched) applications. The main skill I had to achieve is the ability to analyze events in SS7 signalling network environment and to analyze signalling messages exchanges concerning a VoIP platform. I also wrote a Intranet application to show relevant Key Performance Indicators from The Call Data Records. | |
Sector: Telecom Operators |
2005 : SELEX Communications LTD (UK) |
[2-month Internship] Software Engineer
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Designing and writing a GNU/Linux test harness for a trunking controller on a Private Mobile Radio (PMR) project. | |
Sector: Telecom Operators |
2004 : Marconi Selenia Communications LTD (UK) |
[2-month Internship] Software Engineer
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Assisting the software development group on the Private Mobile Radio (PMR) project. Developing a new MS Windows telecoms dispatcher application. | |
Sector: Telecom Operators |
2004 : Hi-Tech |
[2-month Freelance Job] Software Engineer
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Analysising, designing and implementing a resources management tool for the company Johson Controls in Paris. | |
Sector: High Tech |
2003 - 2006 : iTeam |
President
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I lead the non-profit association iTeam (http://www.iteam.org) which promotes GNU/Linux and free software. | |
2003 : Hispano-Suiza |
[2-month Internship] Software Engineer
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Analysising, designing and implementing a direct maintenance cost (DMC) simulation tool on ETRAS (Electromechanical Thrust Reverser Actuation System) for Airbus A380. | |
Sector: Equipment and aeronautic systems |
Interests |
Ice Hockey, photos, guitare, travelling |
