Renaud Demarneffe
Renaud Demarneffe is a cofounder of i-pulses, based in Liège. He cofounded the company in February 2018 and serves as its CTO and data scientist.
Before that he spent more than eleven years at NRB, which he joined in October 2006 as a functional application manager. From 2012 onwards he held a succession of roles there, working as a functional integrator and as an information technology project manager, then from May 2014 as a migration architect and business expert, and from September 2015 until February 2018 as a big data architect and solution manager for design in BI-analytics.
He began his career as a software engineer at EURESYS from September 2004 to October 2006, having previously worked as an assistant at the Université de Liège across three academic years between 2001 and 2004. He studied at the University of Liège from 1999 to 2004, graduating as a Master of Civil Engineer in informatics, and completed his secondary education in the scientific orientation at the Athénée Royal Ardenne – Hautes Fagnes of Stavelot.
Career
I-PulsesCTO and Data ScientistFeb 2018 – Present
I-PulsesCofounderFeb 2018 – Present
NRB#178factoryBig Data ArchitectSep 2015 – Feb 2018
NRB#178factorySolution Manager Design BI-AnalyticsSep 2015 – Feb 2018
NRB#178factoryMigration Architect and Business ExpertMay 2014 – Jul 2017
NRB#178factoryInformation Technology Project ManagerMay 2013 – Sep 2015
NRB#178factoryInformation Technology Project ManagerOct 2012 – Nov 2014
NRB#178factoryFunctional IntegratorOct 2012 – May 2014
NRB#178factoryFunctional Application ManagerOct 2006 – Oct 2012
EURESYSEngineer SoftwareSep 2004 – Oct 2006
Université de Liège#98factoryAssistant (Pisart fellow)Sep 2003 – Jun 2004
Université de Liège#98factoryAssistant (student monitor)Sep 2002 – Jun 2003
Université de Liège#98factoryAssistant (Pisart fellow)Sep 2001 – Jun 2002
University of Liège#11schoolMaster of Civil Engineer, Informatique1999 - 2004
- Athénée Royal Ardenne – Hautes Fagnes of StavelotSecondary degree, scientific orientation1983 - 1999
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