Overview
Jonathan Sercu is the co-founder and CEO of Crodeon Technologies, a role he has held since May 2015. He is based in Gent.
Before that he worked at SQLI Belgium, joining in September 2013 as an SAP CRM consultant and moving to account executive in February 2015, a position he held until February 2017. Earlier he was a systems and process auditor at PwC from August 2012 to May 2013, and spent July 2011 at Cargill as a business impact analyst. Between December 2010 and August 2012 he sat on the board of Uitgeverij Acco, and in the spring of 2010 he was an intern in the Microsoft division of RealDolmen.
Sercu studied applied computer studies at Katholieke Hogeschool Zuid-West-Vlaanderen, graduating with a bachelor's degree in 2010, and went on to complete a master's in information management at KU Leuven in 2012. He attended Klein Seminarie Roeselare, where he followed Greek and Latin.
Career history
In the news
- Great collaboration between Siemens and Crodeon Technologies! A blocked sewer is best spotted before it becomes everyone’s problem. 💩 The Siemens SIWA Blockage Predictor uses AI to detect developing blockages and help operators act before overflows occur. Our part? Getting the data there. The famous Reporter® connects the Siemens SITRANS LR110 radar sensors to the cloud, supplying the measurements for SIWA’s analysis. More info? Visit the Siemens booth at Aquarama 2026 in Leuven! #Siemens #Crodeon #Wastewater #RemoteMonitoring
- Livestock farms use air scrubbers to remove ammonia from the air before it leaves the barn. But who keeps an eye on the scrubber? That’s where Liquisens, GF (Georg Fischer) and Crodeon Technologies team up: Liquisens manages the project, GF measures the flow, and our Reporter® sends the data to the cloud. Farmers can check the measurements from anywhere, supporting mandatory monitoring with minimal changes to the installation and no added pressure loss. Clean air. Clear data. Happy teamwork. Good job Steven De Schrijver, Chiel
- Where does the water go when it leaves an industrial site, and how much is flowing out? That's why we have discharge points. Autonomous measuring points in hard to reach locations. Together with KROHNE, in the past months we've been connecting individual flow meters to the cloud, using Reporter®. Our ruggedized setup sends real-time measurements to the cloud, with no involvement from the customer’s IT team. (these people are overworked anyway 😉) A great collaboration that made discharge monitoring simple to deploy.
- Een oplossing waar wij verrassend veel vraag naar krijgen: detectie van stroomuitval op de werf. Een stroomonderbreking veroorzaakt stilvallende pompen en dure vertragingen. Met een slimme werfkast uitgerust met Reporter® monitor je de netspanning 24/7. Valt de stroom uit, dan krijg je meteen een sms of word je gebeld. De installatie is volledig plug & play. Je plaatst Reporter eenvoudig in de kast en dankzij de ingebouwde mobiele dataverbinding bekijk je de status direct via het Crodeon Dashboard. Nadien kan je extra
- Summer holidays? Reporter® didn’t get the memo. 😎 This summer, quite a few new installations went online: silo monitoring, environmental monitoring, suspended solids, water flow monitoring, geotechnical monitoring… and a small milestone for us: our first Reporters are now live in Oceania. Not bad for a little white box from Belgium. Remote sensing, finally made easy. What are you measuring next?
- Integratie tussen Crodeon Technologies en CloudPiling! Geen gedoe meer met handmatige exports: Sensordata van Reporter® gaat nu live naar hun platform, waardoor rekenmodellen en ontwerpen automatisch verfijnd worden met werfmetingen. Contacteer mij gerust voor meer info over deze samenwerking.
- Cables? Infrastructure works? Waiting on IT for 6 months? No thanks. Liquisens solved FrieslandCampina’s remote groundwater tracking problem without the heavy lifting. They hooked their smart software up to Reporter®, plugged in solar power, and walked away with real-time compliance. Big thanks to the Liquisens team for letting Reporter do what it does best: taking the hardware pain out of remote data. Read their post below for the full story.
- Is it just me, or is everyone constantly checking their water levels right now? When it’s this dry outside, "hoping for the best" isn't a strategy. If you manage water tanks for your business, farm, or garden, you need to know exactly what’s left. Using one of our most affordable kits you can see real-time level data right on your phone. No custom IT projects. No complex wiring. Just live data when you need it most. Battery powered. 100% plug & play. Tag someone in the comments who could use something like this.
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