Technical background
In the course of my personal, corporate and university experiences and training, I've discovered and extensively used many different tools and languages.
In Computer Science, as in all the sciences, it's very common to specialize (partly because it's almost impossible for a single person to cover every subject with a good level), but remaining open to what's around allows one to make connections between domains, take good ideas where they are, generate new ones, and continually evolve.
You can get a summary of my soft and hard skills on LinkedIn or in my downloadable resume.
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I love both playing and listening to music. Want to know me better ? Check out some of my personal favorites !
Someone said video games ?
A good story, a healthy dose of action, a nice soundtrack, and a fine cinematographic aspect are all the ingredients for a game to enter my favorites list.
And when games happen to have a photo mode, I can't help myself but press that pause button and try my best shot.
« Keep your core values close »
What are the most important values you bring into your projects?
I like people that are reliable, simple, and most importantly interesting — and I like my creations just the same.
I also believe everybody should be able to access technology and the great value it has to offer, so I make it a point of honor to make things as accessible as possible for people with disabilities.
What do you do when you're not coding?
You'll find me playing some good games, making more artistic things like music, photos, video, or simply thinking about my next project.
I also like to spend time learning new things in computer science and maths!
An odd thing about you?
As tech-savvy as I am, I spend the least possible time on my phone and especially avoid social medias.
I also really like retro tech, and I actually find coding and making stuff on old hardware/software really thrilling! But don't get me wrong, I do enjoy going back to my modern laptop when I'm done playing around.