Quality over speed
I prefer delivering a robust, well-tested solution over a quick but fragile one. Technical shortcuts always cost more in the long run.
Passionate about technology from the start, I built a solid foundation in IT support, systems, and network administration before specializing in Salesforce development. This hands-on background taught me rigor, the importance of technical fundamentals, and a genuine sense of service.
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Apex
3 yrs of experience
10+ classes, triggers and batch jobs in production.
Flow Builder
3 yrs of experience
20+ Flows built, reducing manual workload by ~30%.
LWC
1.5 yrs of experience
Reusable Lightning Web Components for custom UI.
SOQL / SOSL
3 yrs of experience
Complex queries, governor limits awareness, optimized reports.
Salesforce CLI
3 yrs of experience
Deployments, scratch orgs, metadata management.
JavaScript
3 yrs of experience
Used for LWC, Next.js and scripting.
TypeScript
1.5 yrs of experience
Type-safe Next.js application and API routes.
Java
1 yr of experience
OOP fundamentals, training context.
GitHub Actions
2 yrs of experience
CI pipelines: lint, typecheck, test, build.
Git
3 yrs of experience
Daily use: branching, PRs, conflict resolution.
Next.js
1 yr of experience
This portfolio. App Router, SSR, i18n, Upstash Redis.
Supabase
1 yr of experience
PostgreSQL backend: RLS, migrations, API routes (earlier versions of this portfolio).
REST / SOAP
2 yrs of experience
Salesforce integrations with external systems.
Redis / Upstash
1 yr of experience
Cache layer and rate-limiting on this portfolio.
VS Code
3 yrs of experience
Primary IDE: extensions, debugging, CLI integration.
Training → Internship → Work-study → Full-time — continuous upskilling.
GRETA du Val d'Oise — Lycée Louis Jouvet
First professional qualification in IT. Hardware, networking, Windows 10, VirtualBox, Active Directory, user support.
Global Info — Back Market partner
End-of-training internship (TAI). Hardware and software support, IT asset management.
GRETA du Val d'Oise
Administration of Windows Server environments, networking, virtualization, security, and monitoring.
Midrange Group
Two one-month internships as part of the TSSR program (GRETA du Val d'Oise). Deployment of 264 Dell workstations (200 of them via Windows Autopilot), Windows Server 2022 (AD DS, DNS, DHCP, GPO), PfSense, Acronis, Datto RMM.
LD Digitales × OpenClassrooms
Full-stack Salesforce development (Apex, Flows, LWC, SOQL), CI/CD with GitHub Actions, security, deployments, and delivery of LD Digitales' internal Salesforce application.
OpenClassrooms
RNCP Level 6 (Bac+3/4 equivalent). Specialisation: Salesforce, Apex, LWC, CI/CD, automated testing, data modeling.
LD Digitales
Salesforce project delivery, Apex/LWC development, Flow automation, integrations, client support, and technical documentation.
I obtained my TAI diploma (IT Support Technician, RNCP Level 4) at GRETA du Val d'Oise in July 2022, following practical training at Lycée Louis Jouvet in Taverny. There I developed skills in user support, Windows installation, VirtualBox virtualization (initial training, 2022), network configuration, and Active Directory management.
From October 2022 to June 2023, I completed the TSSR program (Higher Technician in Systems & Networks, RNCP Level 5) at GRETA du Val d'Oise, including two one-month internships at MIDRANGE GROUP (between February and May 2023), separated by six weeks of training. Working autonomously, I provided on-site and remote support for a fleet of 50+ workstations, deployed 264 Dell machines (64 re-imaged Optiplex, 200 Latitude via Windows Autopilot), administered a Windows Server 2022 environment (AD DS, DNS, DHCP, WDS, GPO, PXE), set up a PfSense firewall with Squid proxy, managed backups with Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, and used Datto RMM, Blancco, Autotask, and Splashtop daily.
I began exploring Salesforce independently in late 2021, then alongside my TAI and TSSR programs — Trailhead, documentation, personal projects. That self-driven curiosity led me to specialize. From October 2023 to September 2025, I completed my work-study at LD Digitales (remote) as a Salesforce Developer, alongside the Développeur Concepteur Logiciel title from OpenClassrooms (RNCP Level 6). I built and maintained 10+ Apex classes and batch jobs, created 20+ automation Flows (reducing manual workload by ~30%), designed reusable Lightning Web Components, and implemented CI/CD pipelines with Salesforce CLI and GitHub Actions. From October 2025 to November 2026, I held a full-time Salesforce Developer position (CDI) at LD Digitales — 3 years of professional Salesforce experience, concrete deliverables on real business projects, and end-to-end practice of the development lifecycle (design, testing, deployment).
This full-time role is part of why this portfolio's project gallery includes noticeably more IT Ops projects than Salesforce ones: my Salesforce work in post is bound by client confidentiality and can't be shown there as-is, unlike my personal IT Ops projects — a volume imbalance that reflects a constraint, not a specialization choice.
I prefer delivering a robust, well-tested solution over a quick but fragile one. Technical shortcuts always cost more in the long run.
Every project I deliver includes complete documentation: architecture, technical choices, deployment runbooks, and user guides. Code should be understandable by someone other than me.
I enjoy working in teams and sharing my knowledge. Training a user or admin to properly use a solution is an integral part of my mission.
The best technical solution has no value if it doesn't solve the user's real problem. I listen first, design second.
When I'm not coding, you'll likely find me reading technical blogs, contributing to help forums, or tinkering with personal projects in Python or TypeScript.
Outside of tech, I'm drawn to fashion — sketching silhouettes, imagining designs, following runway shows. It's not just a hobby: it's what makes the luxury & fashion sector especially legible to me on the project side (a bridal couture house and a clothing distributor among my Salesforce case studies), where delivery traceability is never allowed to be "roughly right". I also practice martial arts and dance, two disciplines that teach as much about discipline and precision as they do about reading the other person. I love traveling and discovering new cultures too.
Salesforce developer & administrator: I design reliable, secure, maintainable solutions with a strong focus on user experience and delivery quality.
I work with Apex, Flows, data models, security (permission sets, sharing), and CI/CD pipelines (Salesforce CLI, GitHub Actions) to ship cleanly to production.
My systems & DevOps background helps me approach Salesforce with an operations mindset: observability, risk management, documentation, and automation—so solutions stay robust over time.
Full-time Salesforce Developer at LD Digitales from October 2025 to November 2026, after two years as a work-study developer at the same company: 3 years of production Salesforce experience. The Legarant-AXG project (Heroku Connect, environment management, traceable production releases) remains the clearest proof of that Salesforce/infra crossover: not an application layer sitting on infrastructure someone else manages, but the same person on both sides. On the academic side, I hold the RNCP Level 6 (Bac+3/4 equivalent) 'Développeur Concepteur Logiciel' title, Salesforce specialization (OpenClassrooms, 2025), and an active Trailhead profile (Expeditioner rank, 94 badges) — the Salesforce Platform Foundations and Platform Administrator exams are booked for December 29 and 30, 2026, followed by Platform App Builder and Platform Developer in 2027.