remibr

As a poker player, I created an algorithm to automate interactions and decisions based on various game factors. It was an ambitious project considering my limited experience, but this is how I discovered programming.

This motivation led me to complete an accelerated training program after which I began my career as a back-end developer at Sopra Steria in the telecom sector. During these two years, I developed my skills by working on large-scale Java projects with strong technical constraints while integrating into human-sized teams.

I then joined ASI with the desire to evolve and enhance my technical expertise. I worked with Angular on banking and life insurance projects as well as for internal needs. Since 2021, I have been working with React across various sectors such as urban planning, banking, and insurance for major French clients.

In my free time, I became interested in the blockchain ecosystem and started developing personal projects. I created a backtesting interface for trading bots and familiarized myself with Web3 by learning how to develop smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain using libraries like Truffle, Ganache, and ethers.js, as well as the Solidity language. I also joined NodeGuardians, a platform offering a catalog of challenges designed to help smart contract developers build more secure and optimized contracts. I contributed to the launch of the BETA and the MVP by developing various front-end features under tight deadlines.

More recently, I built Créons, a support platform dedicated to independent creatives. It connects users with mentors who provide guidance on growing their network, marketing themselves, improving their portfolio, and more. I developed the website from scratch, implementing essential features such as messaging, video conferencing, a payment system, and booking. This project pushed me to go beyond my limits, exploring the latest trends and best practices while also revisiting past technical choices to better understand potential limitations in the event of scaling.