Overview
Romeo Chelaru is a software solution manager and analysis process owner at Mobilexpense, based in Iaşi. He took up that role in September 2022, having joined the company in July 2018 as software implementation manager.
Before Mobilexpense, he spent three years at GfK, first as a project manager from June 2015 and then, from September 2016 to June 2018, as project management lead CC IFR. Earlier he was project secretary at Asociatia PARTENER GIDL from January 2014 to March 2015, executive manager at RTM - Romanian Testing Management from March 2011 to September 2013, and a study abroad advisor at EDvisory IEC - International Education Center Romania from September 2010 to February 2011.
He holds a master's degree in tourism and regional development from Universitatea „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” din Iași, completed in 2010.
Career history
In the news
- LinkedIn, time to prove that you're a professional networking platform and not another social network promoting jokes and kitty videos. Why does professional content never reach thousands of impressions, while a funny post done with AI can reach 50.000 in 4 days? Bring me 50.000 impressions on my recent alpha-versus.lovable.app post and I will not name you anymore "social network promoting jokes and kitty videos" Deal? 🤝 O
- Are you working with Document / Code Versions? Good. Are you working with sensitive data which you can't or shouldn't feed to an AI tool? Even better! Because I made the perfect tool to compare and analyse document versioning, which works fully on-premise and no data leaves your device. Well, it's not yet perfect-perfect, but it will be, after I implement the (long) list of upgrades which I plan to add to it. Right now it's perfectly able to compare multiple files or versions of the same file. It handles Text formats and Code
- În caz că se întreba cineva ce face un consultant toată ziulica pe LinkedIn... 👀👀 Cc: Consultantu Cristi
- the .com rush is here! after Stan announced they secured the stan.com domain for $750,000, now Lovable announces that they finally own lovable.com, which was previously owned by a fashion / underwear brand with the same name (transaction amount not disclosed). This raises the question: when multiple businesses share the same name, which of them is entitled to get the .com domain? Should there be any rules in place or "first come, first serve" principle applies? PS: Hey Stans, I hope you saw my "STAN-OFF" posts. Waiting for some
- THE BIG STAN-OFF has become… THE BIG STAND-OFF. 4 Stans challenged. 6 🙋 tagged. Zero 🥊 raised. So the founders are benched - until one proves me wrong. Stan fans, who deserves the first corner? - Stan.Store - Stan. - STAN - Stan programming language Comment your contender. Let’s discover which Stan has a community - not just a name.
- Four companies call themselves Stan. But which one is brave enough to enter the ring? 👀 Welcome to THE BIG STAN-OFF. 🥊 John Hu, Vitalii Dodonov, Mike Sneesby, Parth Chadha 🔜 Gamescom, Nauman Mulla, @Rahul Singh - reply with 🥊 if your Stan wants a shot at the title. Stan fans: summon your champion. Are they THE STAN… or merely a Stan? 🔔 Ding ding.
- I bought stan-official.com because I thought it was hilarious that stan.com sold for $750,000. But I don't actually need it. So I'm willing to give it to one of the nominated Stan companies below. There's just one problem: they have to earn it. I see two ways to settle this: 1. Open auction - crazy offers only. 2. Public vote - let the fans decide who is THE STAN. I genuinely can’t decide which would be more fun. Gentlemen… are you willing to play along? 👀 John Hu Vitalii Dodonov Mike Sneesby Parth Chadha Nauman Mulla Rahul Singh
- Have you seen website domains like .beer / .gold / .realestate / .restaurant / .church ?!? Apparently they are now available to buy. And it's interesting how I got to know this fact... let me explain: A few days back, Stan team (https://lnkd.in/d4iUCPUA) announced that they purchased the stan.com domain for $750,000. Yes, you read that right, a bit less than a million dollars for a website name. 😵 I think we all agree it's a big price to pay and most people or businesses would never ever pay that much for a domain. But in this
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