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Philippe Ozil
Principal Developer Advocate at Salesforce
Philippe Ozil is a Principal Developer Advocate at Salesforce, based in Grenoble, France. He has been in this role since May 2016, focusing on empowering the Salesforce developer community by communicating platform innovations and teaching development best practices.12 As a full-stack developer, Philippe is involved in various projects, including those related to APIs, DevOps, robotics, and VR/AR technologies.23
Background and Experience
- Education: Philippe holds a DUT in Software Engineering and a License Pro in Systems and Software from Université Pierre Mendès-France (Grenoble II), along with an MSc in Software Engineering from Oxford Brookes University.1
- Professional Experience: Before joining Salesforce, Philippe worked as a Technical Evangelist and BPM Consultant at Bonitasoft, where he engaged with communities and worked on BPM projects across multiple countries.1
- Skills: He is proficient in both French and English and has expertise in full-stack development, DevOps, and innovative technologies like robotics and VR.13
Contributions and Activities
- Technical Content and Speaking: Philippe frequently writes technical content, such as blog posts and Trailhead projects, and speaks at conferences to promote Salesforce platform adoption.12
- Open-Source Contributions: He contributes to open-source projects and builds demos that integrate Salesforce with cutting-edge technologies.13
- Community Engagement: Philippe is active in the Salesforce developer community, promoting sample apps and encouraging community contributions.4
Online Presence
Philippe is active on platforms like LinkedIn (@philippeozil), GitHub (@pozil), and X (@PhilippeOzil), where he shares his projects and engages with the developer community.135
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