Benoit Plessis

9 rue Mairan [email protected] 34500 Béziers @silmaril34 France +33 6 77 42 78 32

Experience

Head of System and Network Infrastructure at DOYOUSOFT, SA:

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  • First item

  • Item with link. Links will work both in the html and pdf versions.

Network and System Administrator at the University of Le Mans:

  • Planning an LDAP migration
  • WebMail
  • Sysadmin *

Intern at JACQUES DENIS, SA

Internship in an automated fab, worked on real-time programming and scheduling for replacing industrial system control-software.

Education

2003 (expected)
DESS Advanced Data Processing Models; Univeristy of Angers (Angers, 49, France)

Software Engeneering, Database Systems, Logic Programming, Networking

2002
BSc, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering; IUP Mime - University of Le Mans (Le Mans, 72, France)

Micro-computers, Micro-electronic

Technical Experience

My Cool Side Project
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  • These items can also contain lists, but you need to mind the indentation levels in the markdown source.
  • Second item.
Open Source
List open source contributions here, perhaps placing emphasis on the project names, for example the Linux Kernel, where you implemented multithreading over a long weekend, or node.js (with link) which was actually totally your idea…
Programming Languages
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second-lang: Description of your experience with second-lang, perhaps again including a [link] ref, this time placing the url reference elsewhere in the document to reduce clutter (see source file).

obscure-but-impressive-lang: We both know this one’s pushing it.

Basic knowledge of C, x86 assembly, forth, Common Lisp

Extra Section, Call it Whatever You Want

  • Human Languages:

    • French (native speaker)
    • English
    • Deutsch (rusty)

  • Sports:

    • Horse Rider
    • Mountain Bike

  • Other sort of impressive-sounding thing you did