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About

Software engineer, I build bridges between business needs and the technology solutions that truly address them.

My journey

My journey started with a complete education, from high school through to my engineering degree, with an early taste for development. My first experiences let me discover software development first-hand, before three years at SNCF Réseau marked a turning point: there, I discovered business applications and automation, and saw how much they could transform teams' daily work. That experience fed a continuous deepening of my software development skills, a growing interest in advanced automation, and then an exploration of applied artificial intelligence. Today, I want to keep bringing these three threads together to design increasingly useful solutions.

How I work

The choice of technology comes after understanding the problem.

  1. Understand the users and their context
  2. Identify the real problem
  3. Formalize the need
  4. Explore possible solutions
  5. Choose the right technologies
  6. Design and build the solution
  7. Test and validate
  8. Gather feedback
  9. Evolve the solution when needed

My vision of technology

  • — Technology is a means, not an end.
  • — Understanding the need comes before choosing the tool.
  • — A useful solution must be designed with its users.
  • — A simple, well-suited solution can be preferable to a needlessly complex architecture.
  • — Automating should free up time or reduce low-value tasks.
  • — Artificial intelligence should augment a developer's capabilities without removing their judgment.
  • — A developer must remain able to understand, verify, and stand behind what they put into production.

What I'm learning

  • Applied artificial intelligence
  • AI-assisted development
  • Agents and automation
  • Software development
  • Application architecture and industrialization

Where I'm headed

I want to keep bringing together software development, automation, artificial intelligence, and an understanding of business needs — without reducing this ambition to an immediate job search.