Tonight in the grove
Software, AI & web developer
Turning1 ring · since 2026
A mobile coverage map of Réunion and Mayotte: click anywhere and see the signal you would get from about 3,100 antennas.
Bare1 ring · since 2026
A network survival game in three programs: a C++ server, a 3D viewer and AI players, with LLM role-playing agents as a bonus.
Bare1 ring · since 2026
A small neural network that finds the road lines in a camera image, and a 2D raycast that turns them into lidar-like distances to drive a car.
The tree rings
Experience, education, skills and languages come from LinkedIn, synced .
Software, AI & web developer
Développeur orienté solutions, passionné par la conception de systèmes efficaces, maintenables et adaptés aux contraintes réelles. Autonome, curieux et capable d’apprendre rapidement de nouvelles technologies, j’aime relever des défis techniques, collaborer en équipe et transformer des idées en solutions concrètes.
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Epitech - L'école de l'excellence informatique · Expert en Technologie de l'Information, Programme Grande École
Training · 2024 – 2029
New leaves: 13
Planted: MyTop
Développeur Full Stack · 
Gaïa Groupe
Aug 2025 – Dec 2025 · Saint-Leu, Reunion
Responsable logistique · 
BDE - Epitech Réunion (volunteering)
Apr 2025 – now
New leaves: 8
Assistant pédagogique · Epitech - L'école de l'excellence informatique
Feb 2026 – now · Saint-André, La Réunion
New leaves: 3
Planted: SignalMap, Zappy, MaskGenerator, Raytracer, RoboCar, CVRIE, MyTeams, Arcade, Masked Delivery, A-DasHboarD, StoneAnalysis, InterStonar, SensAI, This portfolio, Portfolio toys
Seeds (no date on record yet)
Layered tree · roots, trunk, branches, canopy
How it grows: deep roots first, decoration last. Drag to turn the tree; hover, focus or tap a layer.
Hover, focus or tap a layer to read how it works.
Curious, calm, always a beginner.
I take things apart to see how they work, and I am comfortable starting without every answer. Failures are data, error messages are a roadmap, and I never know everything, so I get good at finding out.
See the whole system.
I go back to first principles, then look at how the parts interact and what they set off second-hand. I trust measurements over habit, and I ask what happens off the happy path: ten clicks, a dropped connection.
Constraints first, then trade-offs.
I pin down goals and limits before building, then balance cost, speed and quality, knowing there is no perfect answer. Big problems get cut into small modules, and every shortcut is debt I keep track of.
Ship small, automate, leave it better.
I prototype early, learn from real use, and chase the root cause rather than the symptom. I automate the repetitive, refactor before I commit, and write for the next person, who is often me, standing on the shoulders of open source.
A letter by the fire
Questions, ideas, or just a hello: pull up a log, my inbox is open.
A guest book on a stump is on its way. Until then, a letter goes straight to me.
