Team
Our team
Rodolphe Renault
Co-founder of Solsius - Technology & Product
A graduate of an engineering school specializing in electronics, signal processing, and telecommunications, Rodolphe has always worked in new technologies and innovation.
With 20 years of experience, Rodolphe has developed solid expertise in project management, product definition, and team leadership in industrial IoT environments.
Rodolphe is recognized for his ability to navigate effectively within the complex ecosystem of Internet of Things technologies.
He demonstrates adaptability and a deep understanding of the challenges associated with innovation and digital transformation.
He embodies an experienced, passionate, and unifying leader for his teams.
During his recent years as a freelancer, he has developed an entrepreneurial spirit and recently committed to creating Solsius to offer a connected medical device that combines technology and health issues.
Charles Perrard
Co-founder Solsius - Strategy & Finance
Charles has over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship, innovation, and strategy.
Founder and CEO of the start-up studio Sparkling Partners since 2014, he has initiated and led the creation of over 20 start-ups.
At Sparkling Partners, one of France's leading start-up studios, he has structured and deployed teams and processes providing strategic, technological, operational, and financial support to accelerate the growth and profitability of start-ups.
In particular, he launched and developed Newcard, in collaboration with healthcare professionals, a pioneering and leading company in the remote monitoring of chronic conditions.
Previously, Charles had several experiences in business creation and strategy consulting, notably as a director at A.T. Kearney, specializing in innovation and growth strategies in France and internationally.
Charles is an engineer and graduate of the Ecole des Mines de Paris. He also holds a DEA (postgraduate diploma) in economics from Paris-Sorbonne University.
He is also a lecturer in strategy at Sciences Po Paris.
Vincent Ollivier
Embedded firmware developer
With a master's degree in software engineering obtained some twenty years ago, Vincent has since worked in many different areas of software design.
Early in his career, while working for a startup, he designed custom embedded applications for the specific needs of major retailers in northern France (Auchan, Carrefour, La Redoute, etc.).
He then took a technical turn, working on internal software maintenance for the Orange group within an IT services company (GFI).
After gaining experience and flexibility inherent to the profession of developer in an IT services company, Vincent turned to software publishers, again to hone his skills on SaaS or internal software to optimize production/productivity.
Finally, in recent years, Vincent has returned to his first love: embedded software.
In a tiny startup in the Lille region, he developed firmware for ultra-low-power industrial GPS trackers from scratch, as well as supporting the team in manufacturing, testing, and producing these trackers nationwide.
After seven years at Everysens and several generations of trackers later, Vincent ended up joining Solsius, another startup, for new challenges!
Iris Parent
Regulatory Affairs & Quality Officer
Graduated with a Master’s degree in Medical Devices and Biomaterials from the Faculty of Pharmacy in Lille, Iris joined Solsius as a Regulatory and Quality Affairs Officer.
Her training allowed her to specialize in medical device regulatory aspects.
During her previous experience as a Clinical Affairs Officer, Iris worked on drafting clinical evaluation reports, ensuring compliance with current regulations to guarantee the safety and performance of devices.
She also gained initial experience in quality and risk management of medical devices during her assignments within both private and public hospitals.
With a solid understanding of regulatory requirements and a strong interest in medical devices, Iris is ready to take on new challenges in regulatory affairs by supporting the development of innovative solutions.
William Doré
Product Manager MedTech
A Doctor of Pharmacy by training, William very quickly turned his attention to digital health and connected medical devices, convinced that technological innovation is a major lever for improving patient care.
His career path has enabled him to develop a rare hybrid profile, at the crossroads of medicine and technology: regulatory strategy, web and mobile development, clinical data management and analysis.
At Solsius, William manages product development, linking the clinical challenges of the diabetic foot, the technical constraints of the device and the regulatory requirements of European markets.
Maxime Kuil
Data Scientist
With an academic background in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Computing from the IUT of Villeneuve d’Ascq, Maxime began his career as a Full-Stack Developer at the web agency Kréalid.
For nearly 15 years, he had the opportunity to build solid expertise in creating websites and web applications, using technologies such as VueJS, PHP, MySQL, and WordPress.
He collaborated with prestigious clients such as SNCF and Mölnlycke, designing e-commerce platforms, hybrid mobile applications, and marketing mini-games.
His role led him to manage the entire development cycle, from design to production, including testing and teamwork.
Eager to take on new challenges, Maxime later joined Timetonic, a startup developing an innovative no-code tool.
Today, Maxime leverages his strong technical skills and passion for data at Solsius, where he works as a Data Scientist.
Nicolas Laurent
Mobile App Developer
A mobile developer for over 10 years, Nicolas designs applications with a particular appetite for connected environments, data synchronisation, flow management and Bluetooth Low Energy exchanges. He enjoys working on these essential mechanisms, which are often discreet but crucial to delivering a reliable, fluid and consistent experience.
His career has also led him to develop a real appreciation for modern approaches to mobile development, particularly around declarative programming with frameworks such as SwiftUI or Jetpack Compose. He appreciates these paradigms for their ability to make interfaces more readable, more coherent and closer to the product logic.
At the crossroads of technology and usage, Nicolas likes to design robust, well-structured applications that are easy to develop. His approach is above all pragmatic: to build solid, understandable solutions that are designed to last, serving a simple and natural user experience.