Upon graduation, he accumulated experience in software testing over several years with various U.S. and French firms. Recognizing technology’s influence, he established Expert Team Tunisia, an initiative aimed at equipping the youth with digital skills.

Tunisian entrepreneur and computer engineer, Salah El Amami (photo), an alumnus of the National Engineering School of Sfax (ENIS) in Tunisia, is the founder of Expert Team Tunisie (ETT), a center for continuing education and professional certification.

Established in 2010, ETT provides a variety of high-quality training courses in information technology and business management. The startup aims to enhance the careers of young individuals and secure their future employment. It currently offers more than 180 themes across eight training areas. To date, it has certified 3,660 learners, conducted 352 training sessions, satisfied 3,956 customers, and delivered 8,448 hours of training.

ETT has also launched an online revision platform, Expertest, for professionals seeking certification and skill assessment. Expertest offers a range of mock exams and corrected exercises, available in packs for each level.

In addition to ETT, El Amami founded Improve Software in 2016, a startup specializing in software testing. Based in France, it provides training services in software testing, both in-person and remotely.

Before his entrepreneurial ventures, El Amami served as a qualification manager at Orange (2011-2012). He has also held the position of test manager at several companies, including QuickPlay Media, an American technology firm, Solocal Group, a French digital marketing company, and SeLoger, a French real estate listing platform. 

Melchior Koba