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After the Bachelor, I did a prepa MP. I was 2 years of intensive work. I think now that thanks to that, I am not afraid to work 10 h on the same problem and I don't give up anymore. It helped me to think outside the box to find a solution.
During my second year at Enseirb, I had to do an internship in New Zeland. This is where I fall in love with Android. I had 3 months to create a small application to help blind people. Like a small Google Map with sensor for an indoor location. After that I knew I wanted to become an Android developer.
In my last year, I apply to Capgemini for an Internship. I have to work for PAPPIS : a robot that will help you take your medicine. It was a really great project as I work lots of Iot and a NAO robot. 1 month before the end of my intership Capgemini offered me a full time contract. I have not even had my diploma yet! This showed me that I had faith in me.
My first project was AngeGardien. It was a project wanted by the CHU de Bordeaux (university hospital). They wanted to have feedback from patient with chronic problems. There, I learned to work as a Team: PO, designer, tester and all.
My second project was Globule. This is where I made the progress as I did not have a Lead developer to help me with the most difficult task. At the end, I started to watch Google IO and other big event to make sure I was always aware of the new technologies. This is how I started to play with Kotlin end of 2017. Capgemini was specialized in Java so they did not want at this time to take projects with Kotlin. So I decide to move to Orange.
For my first project at Orange, I had to maintain a really big project. My main task was to convert it to Kotlin and create new features. I had lots of responsibilities as it was a really big project for the group. I think all that pressure really helped me to improved myself.
One year later, I decide to follow my girlfriend in Greece. With over 4 years of experience I applied for senior positions. I manage to pass the test and they were really impressed with my knowledge of Kotlin. This is how I become senior and I was only 27. Like Mbappe said "There is no age, if you are good you play"
They sent me to work for Vodafone. I was in charge of Tobi with over 1 Million user per month. It was the first time that 98% of crash free were a bad number. The goal of the company is 99.5% at least. I really like this way of thinking : the quality was really important.
In parallel, I am also a mentor at OpenClassRoom. I have over 12 students in 1 year. I am in charge of the Android courses.
During my second year at Enseirb, I had to do an internship in New Zeland. This is where I fall in love with Android. I had 3 months to create a small application to help blind people. Like a small Google Map with sensor for an indoor location. After that I knew I wanted to become an Android developer.
In my last year, I apply to Capgemini for an Internship. I have to work for PAPPIS : a robot that will help you take your medicine. It was a really great project as I work lots of Iot and a NAO robot. 1 month before the end of my intership Capgemini offered me a full time contract. I have not even had my diploma yet! This showed me that I had faith in me.
My first project was AngeGardien. It was a project wanted by the CHU de Bordeaux (university hospital). They wanted to have feedback from patient with chronic problems. There, I learned to work as a Team: PO, designer, tester and all.
My second project was Globule. This is where I made the progress as I did not have a Lead developer to help me with the most difficult task. At the end, I started to watch Google IO and other big event to make sure I was always aware of the new technologies. This is how I started to play with Kotlin end of 2017. Capgemini was specialized in Java so they did not want at this time to take projects with Kotlin. So I decide to move to Orange.
For my first project at Orange, I had to maintain a really big project. My main task was to convert it to Kotlin and create new features. I had lots of responsibilities as it was a really big project for the group. I think all that pressure really helped me to improved myself.
One year later, I decide to follow my girlfriend in Greece. With over 4 years of experience I applied for senior positions. I manage to pass the test and they were really impressed with my knowledge of Kotlin. This is how I become senior and I was only 27. Like Mbappe said "There is no age, if you are good you play"
They sent me to work for Vodafone. I was in charge of Tobi with over 1 Million user per month. It was the first time that 98% of crash free were a bad number. The goal of the company is 99.5% at least. I really like this way of thinking : the quality was really important.
In parallel, I am also a mentor at OpenClassRoom. I have over 12 students in 1 year. I am in charge of the Android courses.
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