About
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Originally studying law at Université Savoie Mont Blanc, I questioned that choice during the COVID pandemic. During that period, I lost interest in my studies and started exploring how the web works on my own — YouTube, articles, then The Odin Project, a comprehensive curriculum for mastering web development.
What hooked me about this field is the mathematical side: there's a logical framework and the only limit is our level of knowledge. There's no chance, no interpretations, only algorithmic truth. The second element is the ability to solve real problems, every day.
I joined the Simplon training center in Chambéry for web and mobile web development training (RNCP level 5, 2024), then in Grenoble for Application Designer & Developer training (RNCP level 6, 2025), which included a 5-month internship at the Grenoble Computer Science Laboratory. After obtaining my degree, I started a work-study program in December 2025 at 1UP Distribution as a fullstack developer, alongside a Master's in Software Engineering (RNCP level 7) at ISCOD, until March 2027.
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Responsibility— What I develop and modify is shipped to production. I'm responsible for delivering quality features. On Odoo, I have full autonomy and have already completed dozens of features and bug fixes. On the B2B site in Symfony, I have complete autonomy over feature development through to production deployment on the server.
Autonomy— From day one of my work-study, I had to learn the Odoo framework independently: understanding the framework's codebase, existing configurations and custom code, and progressively responding to ERP requests.
Continuous improvement— I don't claim to implement the perfect feature every time. That's why I continuously seek to improve what exists, not just develop new features.
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The professional goal is to become an experienced developer and Odoo technical lead within an end-user SME. Working closely with business teams and users makes it possible to turn their needs into sustainable solutions, with a clear priority: listening to users and quality before speed.
This role is intended to extend beyond Odoo to cover ERP integrations with external systems through custom APIs for end customers. The desired progression includes project management, product decisions, and software architecture, supporting automation and genuinely useful business tools.
Within five years, the goal is to achieve strong mastery of the current stack — Odoo/Python, Symfony/PHP, and Next.js/React — while deepening expertise in APIs, DevOps, and clean code at the boundaries between ERP platforms and external systems.
The personal project that puts this direction into practice is a self-hosted business intelligence tool for operational management. It will synchronize Odoo data through APIs to address the biggest pain point encountered in the company: turning Odoo data into actionable information in a more modern, automated system.
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Perseverance— I don't give up on complex tasks, even if it means taking more time than planned to find the solution. My career path itself — from law to development — is proof of that.
Adaptability— The number of projects with different technologies and natures I've worked on has given me strong adaptability. On a daily basis, I navigate between Odoo/Python, Symfony/PHP, and Next.js/React.
Communication— Still a work in progress, but documentation and communication with non-technical profiles is something I want to greatly improve and master. If we don't communicate about what we do, our features don't exist in users' eyes.
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Outside of coding, I'm passionate about basketball— whether playing street 3x3 or watching the NBA (especially Wembanyama's Spurs). I'm also a member of the Aix-les-Bains Chess Academy, where I participate in club organization and regular tournaments, both in person (1700+ FIDE Elo tournaments) and online against clubs from around the world.