Dany Ramos
About Dany Ramos
Dany Ramos is a software developer with extensive experience in healthcare applications, specializing in HL7 and FHIR interfaces. He has worked at Dedalus for 20 years and has developed software for biological validation and communication drivers for laboratory automation systems.
Work at Dedalus
Dany Ramos has been employed at Dedalus since 2004, serving as a Développeur Logiciels. Over the course of 20 years, he has contributed to various projects in the healthcare sector. His role involves developing software solutions that enhance the efficiency of medical analysis and laboratory automation. He is based in Le Plessis-Robinson, Île-de-France, France, where he collaborates with a team to create and maintain applications that support healthcare providers.
Education and Expertise
Dany Ramos studied Informatique at Parc des Loges in Evry, where he completed a BTS from 2000 to 2002. He furthered his education with various training programs in Paris, including PL/SQL in 2015, C# 6.0 in 2016, and C# .Net in 2013. Additionally, he studied C++ MFC at ADISCOS Le Mans in 2007. His expertise includes developing HL7 and FHIR interfaces for healthcare applications and creating communication drivers for laboratory automation systems.
Software Development Projects
Dany Ramos has developed a software application for the biological validation of medical analysis results using C/C++. His work focuses on creating tools that monitor and configure data flow between applications, utilizing C# and Oracle technologies. His contributions are significant in ensuring the seamless integration of laboratory systems and enhancing the accuracy of medical data processing.
Technical Skills
Dany Ramos possesses a range of technical skills essential for software development in the healthcare domain. He specializes in C/C++ programming, particularly in developing communication drivers for laboratory automation systems. His proficiency extends to C# and PL/SQL, which he has applied in various projects to improve data management and application interoperability.