Francoise Andre
About Francoise Andre
Francoise Andre is the Sr Localization Group Manager at National Instruments in Austin, Texas, with over two decades of experience in software localization and project management.
Francoise Andre: Sr Localization Group Manager at National Instruments
Francoise Andre serves as the Sr Localization Group Manager at National Instruments, located in Austin, Texas. With over two decades of experience at the company, she began her tenure in January 2001. In her current role, Francoise manages the localization process for software products, ensuring the accuracy of translations and overseeing rigorous testing protocols. She plays a pivotal role in maintaining the high standards of National Instruments' global software offerings.
Francoise Andre's Education and Expertise
Francoise Andre graduated from the Université libre de Bruxelles with a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering, studying from 1985 to 1990. Her expertise spans across both chemical engineering and software localization. Early in her career, Francoise accumulated years of experience as an engineer before transitioning to project management in software localization. Her diverse background contributes to her comprehensive understanding of both technical and managerial aspects of her role.
Francoise Andre's Work Experience at Fina and Shell
Before joining National Instruments, Francoise Andre worked as a Sr Research Engineer at Fina from 1995 to 1997. Prior to that, she was an R&D Engineer at Shell from 1990 to 1995. Her roles at these companies primarily involved research and development in the chemical engineering field. This early part of her career provided valuable technical experience, laying the groundwork for her future transition into software localization and project management.
Francoise Andre's Transition from Chemical Engineering to Software Localization
Francoise Andre has successfully transitioned from a background in chemical engineering to a focus on software localization and project management. After earning her Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering, she spent several years in research and development roles at Shell and Fina. In 2001, she joined National Instruments and shifted her career to manage localization projects, ensuring the precise translation and testing of software products. This diverse career path highlights her adaptability and broad skill set.