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Kamal Azougagh has a diverse work experience in the field of software development. Kamal started their career in 2013 as an Android developer at Milotche Media, where they worked on a web application project using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. In 2014, they worked at Netlift as an Android developer for a brief period. Later that year, they joined Mobilogie as a Mobile QA Analyst.
In 2014, Kamal joined Desjardins as an Android developer, where they contributed to the development of Android applications until 2016. Kamal then worked at Techsolcom/R3D Digital as an Android developer for a year, followed by their role as an Android developer at Waltz Inc. from 2017 to 2019.
At WeWork, Kamal had a role as both a Golang developer and an Android developer from 2019 to 2020. Kamal then joined Kraken lab as an Android developer for several months before joining their current company, PemPem, in 2020, where they continue to work as an Android developer.
Overall, Kamal Azougagh's work experience showcases their expertise in Android development, with additional experience in Golang and web application development.
Kamal Azougagh's education history begins in 2003 when they attended IUT Nîmes and obtained a Diplôme Universitaire Technologique in Gestion des Entreprises et Administrations. Kamal then proceeded to pursue a Master's degree in Management Information Systems, General at Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour from 2005 to 2008. Kamal continued their education at École des sciences de la gestion (ESG UQAM) from 2007 to 2008, where they earned another Master's degree in the same field of study. In 2013, they briefly attended Cegep Gerald Godin for a short-term program focused on Android Application Developer & Web Mobile Developer.
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PemPem
60% of the global working population is employed informally and 4 out of 5 companies in the world are informal businesses. These businesses still largely operate based on word-of-mouth information, using either personal memory or pen & paper as their only records. At PemPem, we build mobile-based, socially embedded business-to-business tools for the informal economy. Our mission is to support a transition out of the informal, cash-based economy into a digital, technology-based one that brings greater efficiency and profit to informal businesses, traceability to the supply chain, and sustainability to the sector. We have offices in Montréal and Indonesia. Our current tools are deployed in Indonesia.