An engineering student at ESIEA, I like to start from a need and turn it into a product that works, from the first sketch to going live.
It all started in high school, in the STI2D digital systems track: that is where I found out I loved building things with code.
I went on to engineering school at ESIEA, and every software project confirmed that this was what I wanted to do: start from an idea and watch it become a product, brick by brick.
From high school to engineering school, with student jobs, a semester in Seoul and an internship along the way.
The spark: building things with code, from electronics to software.
First job: a more efficient parcel shipping system, including installing a label printer.
Inventory and stock for the website, and a system to scan products when they are bought.
Team software projects, including on-board timing for a soapbox race.
Creating an eBay store and listing the products; along the way, repairing the camera system.
Behind the bar and on the floor, alongside my studies.
A semester of study in South Korea.
The front end of the ameli account interface. The code is private.
What I can do, and can defend in an interview.
Purple dot: the tech behind this site. See how it is built
Every project goes through the same steps, from the need to going live.
Understand the problem and the users before choosing a technology.
Brand, interface and journeys, approved before the first line of code.
Choose the stack, model the data, define the API.
Front and back, in small steps, versioned with Git.
Automated tests, measured accessibility and performance.
Online in Docker containers, on my own server.
Then the feedback from each release starts a new round.
Want to know more? Write to me.
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