Philips
Mohamed Ben Romdhane is a Specialist DevOps Engineer at Philips Healthcare, with extensive experience in DevOps and network engineering across various roles since 2009. Beginning as a Junior System and Networks Engineer at Districap, Mohamed progressed to technical support roles at SunGard, ultimately managing significant projects such as the global Nagios supervision system and configuration management systems. Post-SunGard, Mohamed transitioned to YER as a Specialist DevOps Engineer, where responsibilities included managing Docker implementations and system migrations. Since July 2020, Mohamed has contributed to Philips, focusing on network administration and automation while employing technologies such as Jenkins, Docker, and Python. Educational qualifications include a National Diploma in computer engineering from the National School of Computer Sciences, complemented by a diploma in Computer Networks from the Higher Institute of Technologies Studies.
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Philips' main purpose is to improve the health and well-being of humankind through innovation. Philips' goal is to improve the lives of 2 billion people by 2025, including 200 million in underserved communities. In 2021, Philips has over 1.8 billion euros invested in R&D and over registered 57,000 patent rights. When it comes to innovation, Philips aims to not do it in isolation - instead, they partner with healthcare providers, start-ups, universities (especially university hospitals), and other companies. Philips has been named by Boston Consulting Group in 2020 as the number 1 MedTech company in the world.