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This document is a summary of the experience and qualifications of Jean-Christophe HUC, a technology executive and software engineering expert with experience leading start-ups and transforming organizations. He has expertise in areas like EAI/ETL applications, business intelligence, big data, web portals, optimization engines, and operation research and has worked with companies like Natisys, Airbus Research, and Airbus Supply.
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My key achievements
- 1. Jean-Christophe HUC (Jay C) Technology Executive | Software Engineering Expert | Organization transformer jch@huc.name - http://www.jchuc.com - +33 (0)648177914 Natisys Portal BAAN, MFG-PRO Administration Interface WebSphere KEY ACHIEVEMENTS EAI/ETL Application NATISYS Start-up & SaaS Application Airbus Research Simulator Business Intelligence Big Data Airbus Supply Airbus World Web portals Optimisation Engine Operation Research