For the French Ministry of Justice, my role was to work as a Fullstack software developer on a microservice architectured application.The app wad build to manage the work in the various penitentiary institution in France. Within a young and dynamic team,I work on the implementation of new functionalities, the evolutionary maintenance of the existing one, configuration and writing Units and Integration tests, but the part which was really fun to me, was working on Docker and Kubernetes associated with Openshift for Continious Delivery. Beside that, I had sometimes, the opportunity to animated internal tech meeting.

At Amundi, within a team of about 15+ people, I had to work on a project which consisted of exposing web services with Java and spring framework for an interactive voice server. Something not usual, but I found pretty cool was to working on shell scripting and Python code to run databases command on Oracle RDBMS. On this project, I also work in the third-party application maintenance of the system. This project was not very long, but I also had the opportunity to plan and animate the code reviews on the gitlab versioning tool of our project. Has I said, this was not a very long experience but it was useful in a way that I get my hands dirty on many technologies and tools.

For this role, I joined the "MonOffre" project, which is a medium-term vehicle rental application for clients based in England, Italy, Spain and of course in France. Within a team of 5 developers, I had to work on a project which consisted in setting up Rest APIs for sending risk studies, as well as in the third-party application maintenance of certain functionalities on the frontend part of the application. Onething I found interesting about this project is the fact we were based in Paris (France) but we were working in an English context, that allowed me to improve my english writing and listening skills.

At SFR Business Services, I joined the Transformers project as frontend developer, on javascript technical stack, The application was built in order to manage expressions of client needs, of the scheduling and supervision type. The project were made by a group of 10 developers (including me) and I enjoyed working on this project. Some reason are because it was driven by a small and motivated team, our core technology was Javascript and the Angular framework. I also add the opportunity to work on containers (for the first time) with Docker on test & pre-production environment servers. I did so much great thing in that 1 year period, and I feel more confident about my soft and tech skills.

On behalf of the LedByHer association, I worked on the FoundHerLab project within a team of enthusiasts developers with PHP Symfony 4 technology.Foundherlab aims to help women who have been victims of abuse and violence in their lives, so that they can rebuild their lives through entrepreneurship. On this beautiful project I had to implement a lot of functionalities related to the businees, including making appointments, an email system, review system and also the history of meetings. I also had the responsability to manage an maintain the developer, pre-production servers; also had to manage all the process of integration and delivery through the Jenkins tool.

Within the Neop group, which is an innovative start-up in Limogesa area, I had the chance to lead a mobile application project from scratch to production on the differents mobile stores (Apple and Android). From the collection of needs to the realization of developments in accordance with the expectations of the customer. On this project I was the main developer, but also the person in charge of the visual design of the pages of the mobile application, it was a very rich project technically and humanly, because it was a springboard towards my professional project. It's probably the project that I'm most proud of, because it was my first step into corporate/professional world.