Selected
work.
Six projects spanning public broadcasting, automotive, insurance, voice and social — each one a different lesson in what "production" really means.
ICI Mobile
Led backend development for Radio France's ICI applications — a unified platform spanning iOS, Android, CarPlay and Android Auto. Designed the API architecture, built monitoring, and created the testing frameworks that kept 30+ microservices humming.
Radio France Web
Backend services for radiofrance.fr — RESTful APIs, GraphQL layer, database query optimisation, caching strategies, and performance tuning for traffic spikes that come with breaking news.
Alexa & Google Assistant
Voice applications for the Radio France catalogue. NLP flows, live audio streaming over voice platforms, and integration with the existing broadcast infrastructure — all while respecting the constraints of speech-first interfaces.
iTex Mobile
Multi-platform Electron app used by 350 insurance inspectors in the field. Offline-first architecture, real-time sync, integration with claim-processing APIs — and a team of eight that I led through two years of steady delivery.
LaCentrale.fr
Contributed to one of France's largest automotive marketplaces. React on the frontend, Scala services on the backend, Groovy for the build pipeline. Features for the pro-facing platform and a full rebuild of Global Vision Light.
NeoLynk Messaging
Real-time messaging app built on Ionic and Firebase. Cross-platform (iOS + Android), auth, realtime sync, push notifications, and offline support — all wrapped around the internal social network I designed.
A four-step rhythm.
Listen
What does the business actually need? What does the user actually do? Before any line of code, these two questions.
Sketch
Boxes on a whiteboard, diagrams in a notebook. The architecture should fit on one page before it fits in the repo.
Build
Tests first, thin slices, small PRs. Ship to production every day if we can — every sprint at the very least.
Watch
Metrics, logs, traces, alerts. A service isn't done when it's deployed — it's done when you can sleep through the night.