Full-Stack Developer at Natural Solutions, with 40 merged PRs and 14 open PRs identified across 7 public GeoNature repositories, covering import, monitoring, taxonomy, administration, and Docker environments. Contributions demonstrate full-stack delivery around API contracts, Angular components, migrations, and delivery tooling.

Junior fullstack developer at Stilog, contributing features for industry (EDF) and defense clients, and launching the migration of legacy software to an Angular + Python/Flask web stack. Scope covers requirements analysis, DB design (UML/MERISE), Angular frontend development with mocked data, and team collaboration in a waterfall process.

Mobile Frontend Developer at ERON Santé (2021 – 2022), responsible for the Ionic/Angular mobile application, scraping automations (Selenium, Pandas), and GitLab CI/CD pipelines. The experience spans 218 commits across 4 repositories, including production delivery of a public mobile app and a data collection bot running on an Ubuntu VPS.

Fullstack developer apprentice as part of the CDA professional qualification (Application Designer-Developer) at Simplon. Capstone project: myhappywallet (budget management app) covering UML/MERISE design, a Node.js TypeScript / Express / Prisma backend, a React v17 frontend, a GitLab CI pipeline, and deployment on an Ubuntu VPS (OVH).

Biomechanics R&D engineer and lecturer at Institut des Sciences du Mouvement — Protisvalor (Marseille, June 2017 – January 2020), covering three workstreams: unsupervised runner classification with a Matlab/R pipeline (Chaire3), industrialization of a Python running analysis interface (Chaire4), and undergraduate biomechanics teaching (L2, FSS). The work spans the full chain from experimental protocol to signal processing, software industrialization, and knowledge transfer.

Biomechanics R&D engineer at Decathlon Sports Lab (Villeneuve-d'Ascq, May 2016 – May 2017), leading 5 multi-sport projects covering running economy, muscle activity, plantar pressure, and mechanical shoe benchmarking. Deliverables include Matlab/R signal processing scripts, a scientific literature review (~40 articles) for the Kalenji project, and presentations directly usable by product teams.