Most of my personal projects are made with Python. This is a personal preference, I feel like the language is very easy to learn and to use. I have a lot of experience with it and with different frameworks and libraries.

I also have experience with Typescript and Javascript. I used Typescript for the backend of the web app I made for Itelis. I really enjoyed using it. And of course Javascript is a language I used a lot to build backends (mostly for school projects) and for the frontend of most my projects.

Of course I had the opportunity to use a lot of other languages for school projects like C#, Java, C++, C, Php etc...

Recently I started learning Go to contribute on an open source project we use at Orange.

I have quite a lot of experience using Docker. It's a tool I use frequently at work and at home, for instance to build and deploy my projects. I also like to use it for temporary projects environments at school.

On the other end I don't have a lot of experience with Kubernetes, I started really using it during my apprenticeship at Orange but I still have a lot to learn about it.

Here are some of the frameworks I used the most. I started to learn Django during my first internship at IT-link. I learned it from scratch and in autonomy to build a rather simple to use but complex app. I really enjoyed using it and I still use it for big projects. I also used it during my mission at Spotook.

For my personal projects and at Orange I used Flask which is a lighter, yet more modular framework. But recently I started working with FastAPI with is also a fabulous tool to use. One of the fastest Python framework using asynchronous request.

Speaking of asynchronous, I used NodeJS multiple times both for school projects and at Itelis, alongside Typescript. I can name a few others like: Express, Symfony, Vue (frontend), Bottle, etc...

I used multiple backend frameworks during my formations and professional experiences and I really like to explore new ones. I'm always looking for new ones to try. For instance I really enjoy this YouTube channel for that purpose: Fireship

I discovered Terraform during my apprenticeship at Orange. This tool used to deploy cloud infrastruture is really powerful and I really enjoy using it. At Orange we primarily use it to deploy our infrastructure on GCP, but I also had the opportunity to utilize my skills during my studies to deploy an application on AWS.

Alongside Terraform I also used Gitlab CI, principally at Orange, where it's our main CI tool. I had the chance to explore a lot of scenarios with it, from simple to complex ones, but I'm eager to learn even more about it or other CI tools.

I also have a little bit of experience with GitHub Actions, but I'm not as familiar with it as I am with Gitlab CI. I like to automate my projects deployment whom are hosted on GitHub.

Those are the general topic I'm interested in and I encountered during my studies and professional experiences. I'm always eager to learn more about them.

• Cloud:
  • Microsoft Azure (AZ900)
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • AWS
• Automation:
  • Gitlab CI (at Orange)
  • Azure DevOps
  • Github Actions (personal projects)
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
• Linux:
  • Distros: Arch, Ubuntu, ElementaryOS
  • Shell: Bash, Scripting
  • WSL (because you know)
  • General system knowledge
• Web:
  • Multiple webapp development
  • Experiences with:
    • Multiple languages: Python, JS, TS
    • Multiple frameworks: Django, Flask, Express, Symfony, FastAPI...
    • HTML, CSS, Vue
    • Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
    • Cloud deployments cloud: GCP, AWS, Terraform, Gitlab CI
    • Personal server deployments: Docker, Caddy, GitHub Actions

Those are the general skills or technologies I encountered at least once during my studies and professional experiences. I'm not an expert in any of them, but I'm willing to use them again or to put my experience to good use.

• API: API usage and development
• 11ty: used to build this website, static website generator
• Capistrano: used to automate deployments at Itelis on on-premises servers
• User specifications: wrote user specifications multiple times, like to do it to understand the needs of the users and formalize them
• Entrepreneurship: startup co-founder at Spotook, really challenging experience but I learned a lot