Curriculum Vitae Jan van Hemert

page contents general education working at Philips working at Ericsson working at Swisscom, business unit Sicap Director and co-owner of Sicap Schweiz AG I am looking for ...

general Name: Jan Petrus van Hemert Date of birth: 1959-05-23 Place of birth: Hoogeveen (The Netherlands) Family situation: married to Nausikaa Damen, a son (Bram van Hemert) and a daughter (Nina van Hemert). All family members have the dutch nationality. Job title: Director of Voice and USSD Applications I am fluent in Dutch, German and English and I speak reasonably Swedish.

education Primary school: 1965-1968 Willemstad (Curacao), 1968-1971 Castricum (The Netherlands). Secondary school: 1971-1977 Atheneum-B, Castricum (The Netherlands). University: 1977-1983 Technical Physics at the Eindhoven University of Technology I graduated cum laude in the group measurement and control technology (select to view copy of the university degree).

Director and co-owner of Sicap Schweiz AG On 1.11.2013, two colleagues and I purchased relevant parts of the business unit Sicap from Swisscom in a management buyout and founded a new company Sicap Schweiz AG.

Working at Swisscom, business unit Sicap In 2003 I joined SICAP and started as a product manager in the area of mobile messaging, focussing on USSD (USSD Menu Browsing and USSD callback for collect call). Since 2007, I am a team leader. Until 2009 I was leading the global presales department (a group of technical consultants who discuss and promote Sicap products at mobile operators world-wide), then the consultancy department (called Consultancy and Process Quality) and now I am leading a line of business in Sicap called Voice and USSD applications, which is responsible for the network-near products of Sicap with subteams for marketing, expertise, product development, test and support.

working at Ericsson Ericsson Eurolab: In 1991 I joined Ericsson. I was first sent for on the job training to BSC design in Linkoping (Sweden) for nine months. Upon return to EED in Herzogenrath (Germany) I first took the responsibility for the group that worked on supplementary services in Ericsson's GSM Switching System (CME20 SS). Later I have set up a new group which was responsible for all market ISUP development in GSM for markets where Ericsson has no local design resources. I have participated in all design phases from feasibility study from function test. In 1994 I took the position as project leader for CME20 SS R6, which task has received recognition as an exceptional achievement by president of Ericsson business unit for GSM (Kjell Andersson). Select to view a copy of the testimonial from Ericsson Eurolab Deutschland. Ericsson Radio: In 1997 I joined Ericsson Radio in Stockholm as project leader for Digital Switching and Applications (DSA-R8), that consisted of development for the circuit switching part (CME20 SS), the development of the packet switching part (GPRS) and the development value added services. After that I worked at at "Marketing and wireless E-solutions" as a section leader within business development. This section worked on tailor-made solutions for the travel and transport industry. Ericsson Switzerland: In 2000 I joined Ericsson Market Unit Switzerland to participate in the UMTS race. Four UMTS licenses were sold in an auction and each of the licensees needs UMTS infrastructure. I do solution marketing for towards these UMTS customers. The heart of the function is to define attractive technical solutions together with the customer and be the primary interface towards the customer for all solution related questions. Therefore, I spend a lot of time in the front-line with the customer including the necessary wining and dining to build the customer relations. The back-office part of the job consists of managing a team of solution managers that writes solution descriptions, presentation material, dimensioning, cost figures, prices and most importantly prepares the commercial offers towards the customer. Select to view a copy of the testimonial from Ericsson Switzerland .

working at Philips Philips Research: In 1983 I joined Philips and started working at the Institute for Perception Research (IPO) in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) where I worked on a EU-project called SPICOS on speech recognition, analysis of natural language and speech synthesis. Philips Telecommunication and Data Systems: In 1988 I joined Philips TDS and worked in a project called PICA (Philips Information and Communication Appliance) which was both a workstation and an ISDN terminal. This activity was first located in Geldrop (The Netherlands) and moved in 1989 to Aachen (Germany). In PICA, I was leading a team that designed the voice subsystem. Select to view a copy of the testimonial from Philips.

I am looking for .... I have a job and am not actively searching a new job, but proposals to find a better job are welcome.