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Full-stack developer · Paris
Three years as an apprentice at SAP, a startup I co-founded, tools for people who create. And a habit of telling the story behind what I build.
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Main project
tools for people who dream
I'm far from the only person with a head full of “what ifs”. With a friend, I co-founded Mock in 2020: a visual tool for creating Minecraft plugins without coding.
I built the website, most of the API, the Mocka editor and part of the Java engine. After six years of work, version 1.0 came out on 2 October 2026. The start has been a little slower than expected; I maintain it in my spare time.
the art of doubting everything
Quality assurance is thankless work, yet essential: more than features, it's the absence of bugs or slowdowns that shapes how people perceive an application's quality. I've never stopped wearing that tester's hat.
a world, a few lines at a time
Nexus is the writing tool for the narrative team at Astra, a space simulation MMO I contribute to as a writer. I designed and built the application to meet the team's particular needs!
an alphabet of shapes
A square with two opposite corners rounded off. A triangle that softens two of its angles. With two shapes, you can write a whole interface.
where each layer remembers the one beneath
In a world where agents can be launched by the dozen, Git is starting to show its age. I'm exploring an alternative: extensible Lenses, in-memory branches and live synchronisation.
First prize in a crime short story competition. Again in 2018, second in 2019.
French baccalauréat with highest honours. And the first lines of Mock: a high-school idea, no-code tools to create your own Minecraft plugins.
Engineering school. I lead the team building the official student mobile app.
Three years as an apprentice at SAP working on Web Intelligence: test automation, tooling, quality.
Certified Professional Scrum Master. Organising a team is a kind of writing, too.
Two months at SAP in the United States, then an engineering degree from ESILV, majoring in cybersecurity and cloud.
September: I go full-time on Mock for a year. The goal: release.
On 2 October, Mock comes out. It’s a slow start; I maintain it in my spare time, and I’m looking for my next team, starting now.
About
Unconventional. What draws me to engineering is its creative side.
Technical skill only has real impact when it serves a strong idea. And good planning often makes all the difference.
Writing, design, video, games: I always have a creative project on the go.
Short stories, often dark, almost always with a twist. Three prizes in a crime short story competition (1st prize in 2016 and 2018, 2nd in 2019).