Romain Jego

Significant work on ticketing and log analysis for production monitoring or upcoming developments. During my assignment, I transitioned to project management for this tax project in Benin, and I also temporarily supervised the progress of the tax project in Gabon. This IT project management experience allowed me to develop skills at various stages of a project lifecycle: Client needs gathering, user scenarios, specification writing, functional design, workflow and configuration, deadline and milestone planning, development monitoring, functional acceptance testing with the client, supervision of pre-production and production deployment, production monitoring, reporting, writing

My involvement was at the end of the European OPEN!NEXT project and at the beginning of its successor project. The project focused on the open design of open-source hardware.

My role and achievements:

My role was to ensure the smooth closure of the European OPEN!NEXT program concerning the obligations of the G-SCOP laboratory. In this context, I was able to write the final deliverable, respecting the contractual requirements for the project, building on the work done by the laboratory in recent years. I also participated in writing a scientific article on the methods and implications of documentation for the development of open-source hardware. I communicated several times with members of the European project in English via video calls, email, and even in person during a workshop I co-organized.

Context of my involvement:

My involvement was part of an epidemic reinforcement initiated urgently to cope with the increase in Dengue cases during the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic.

My role and achievements:

My mission focused on implementing adequate actions to combat the start of an epidemic outbreak given the dengue cases reported by epidemiologists. Some of these actions were highly standardized, as provided for by the Public Health Code and the functioning of regional health agencies in such circumstances. Regular reports were to be provided, and crisis committees were organized with the prefecture teams. Another part of my mission involved organizing the storage and distribution of impregnated mosquito nets and mosquito repellent lotion. My actions had to be carried out in consultation with the mosquito control services of the community of municipalities and the scientific services of the Pasteur Institute of Guyana. A final aspect of my work included communication actions regarding vector control and the epidemic response to adopt for dengue. In agreement with the communication department, I supervised the renewal of the poster campaign, the broadcast of radio spots, the renewal of logos, the writing, filming, and broadcast of television prevention spots. Tools and methods Management