Position: Fullstack javascript developer
Category: Node.js
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 5


Senior nodeJS/javascript developer at Hexagone

• Been part of the team maintaining the company’s digital marketing content product.
• Developed serverless functions for dierent CLM or Email Exporting Format like Mi Nexxus, Veeva and IQvia oce sales personal based on AWS lambda.
• Been part of the development of mobile and desktop application targeting IOS/Android/Windows that is playing CLM presentations and importing them from the Content Authoring Manager (CAM) based on Vue/Typescript/Electron/Capacitor.
• Developed webcomponents for pushing zip or pdf file of the presentation or email to some CRM plateforms using React/AWS Lambda.

Senior developer & Devops/SRE Engineer at Spicy 

• Led the team technically in building 4 insurance solutions for french companies: ifopp, vetoptim, edica adhesion, edica oers, the tech stack used in ifopp & vetoptim is AngularJS/Sails/Express/Webpack following the classical MVC layered architecture but in the last two projects we followed the separation of concerns by dividing the logic in domains following the microservice or serverless architecture and the tech stack was Nuxt/Express/Kubernetes/Progressive Web App.
• Developed a desktop app for a retailing company that transcodes les from sage format to csv or excel and vice versa and the tech stack was Electron.
• Developed a crawler for data mining insurance informations used in an insurance project named Senior and the tech stack was Selenium.
• Developed a CI/CD pipelines for staging environment and production environment with automated testing (unit, integration, e2e) using Jenkins.

Fullstack Javascript Developer at Kyalis

• Developed frontend webcomponents using API calls from a microservice backend system and the tech stack is based on react.
• Developed business logic exposed as API in dierent backend microservices and the tech stack is based on nodejs/express.

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