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I build complete web applications: from secure REST APIs in Symfony / PHP 8 to React interfaces, all the way to deployment and server management. More than 15 applications online, on infrastructure I administer myself.
🇮🇹 Italian · 🇫🇷 French (native) · 🇬🇧 English
Corporate website for a construction company in Lombardy. Navigation is instant: Turbo swaps the page body…
A free, open-access platform for Senegalese students and teachers. It gathers most of the Senegalese…
A technical blog that doubles as a logbook and a showcase: development articles, write-ups of bugs met in…
A self-hosted e-learning platform, designed and built from scratch to learn modern web development through…
Supporting portal users in Italian and English: phone and email support, taking ownership of tickets and resolving them within SLA, remote assistance on PCs and servers. Promoted to grade D2. Alongside this I keep building and shipping my own Symfony and React applications.
More than 15 applications online on infrastructure I run myself: Baccalaureat.sn, TrackOS, Dev Academy, DevJournal. Data modelling, REST APIs with JWT authentication, React and Redux Toolkit interfaces, deployment and maintenance on Ubuntu VPS.
A career change validated by the French Titre Professionnel Développeur Web et Web Mobile (RNCP level 5 — EQF 5). Preceded by a full stack developer internship at GAEA21 in Geneva, building complete sites front and back.
A scientific training that gave me the method before the code: break a problem down, test a hypothesis, measure a result. From there, the move into web development — self-taught first, then formally.
I take a feature from database design all the way to production: Doctrine model, API, interface, manual testing, deployment. Nothing gets lost in a handover.
More than 15 applications online, used by real people: payments, authentication, file handling, dashboards. I know what maintaining an app after launch actually costs.
I administer my own Linux VPS: Apache, PHP-FPM, MySQL, SSL certificates, deployment, backups, monitoring. I understand what happens between a commit and an HTTP request.
I taught myself to code from 2020 onwards, then consolidated it with a formal qualification. A technology I don't know yet isn't an obstacle — picking things up on my own is how I have always worked.