David Manrique Pérez
About David Manrique Pérez
David Manrique Pérez is a Business Applications Engineer at Dedalus Group, specializing in healthcare interoperability and clinical data analysis. He has a background in biomedical engineering and experience in improving healthcare systems through data analytics.
Work at Dedalus Group
David Manrique Pérez has been employed at Dedalus Group as a Business Applications Engineer since 2021. His role focuses on enhancing healthcare systems through advanced data analytics and interoperability solutions. He operates from the company's office in Las Rozas de Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, España. In this position, he contributes to the development and implementation of applications that improve patient diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up efficiency.
Previous Experience in Business Applications Engineering
Before joining Dedalus Group, David worked at FDS Spain, a DXC Technology Company, as a Business Applications Engineer for a brief period in 2021. His role lasted for three months and was also based in Las Rozas de Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, España. This experience provided him with insights into business applications within the technology sector.
Internship in Data Science
In 2020, David completed an internship at Persei vivarium, focusing on applied data science in clinical data. This five-month internship in Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, España, allowed him to gain practical experience in analyzing clinical data, which is crucial for his current work in healthcare analytics.
Educational Background in Biomedical Engineering
David studied at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, where he pursued a degree in Ingeniería Biomédica from 2016 to 2020. This four-year program equipped him with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for his career in biomedical engineering and healthcare technology.
Hospital Internship Experience
In 2019, David undertook an internship at Hospital Universitario de Fuenlabrada, where he gained experience in a hospital setting for two months. This practical exposure contributed to his understanding of healthcare operations and the importance of data in clinical environments.