Colin Bellino

Helped the current team develop new applications and maintain legacy ones, put in place performance improvements and advices to simplify the architecture of the projects. I worked mainly as a lead programmer in an existing team, creating the new version of their marketplace application (front-end and some back-end), i was also consulted related to UX improvements (mainly UI and performance) and overall code architecture. Workflow: I interacted with the product team and gave early feedbacks on the new mockups, integrated those into UI code (TS+Vue), and worked with the backend team to plug in the data coming from AWS (or made it myself it necessary). - Front-end: Vue, TypeScript, GraphGL, Unit and E2E tests, performance profiling and optimisations - Back-end: Node, AWS, PostgreSQL, profiling, architecture.

Development and architecture of https://photos.hubside.com, a Progressive Web App to regroup all your photos in one place and easily/safely share them online. I was on the project from the first line of code to the MVP release, we worked hand in hand with the product owner, designers and developers to create something we could be proud of. A lot of work went into the architecture of the app, to make sure it runs ans scales smoothly on GCP and is easy to maintain. The backend revolves around a GraphQL schema that is shared with the frontend and iOS app to facilitate communications. The frontend is a React app written in TypeScript that uses Apollo to manage data and caching. Components were written in Storybook by following the Atomic Design guidelines as much as possible. The team was great, kisses to all of you ! - React / TypeScript / Apollo client / CSS Modules - Node / TypeScript / Apollo server / Express - Google Cloud Platform : datastore, storage, app engine, functions, pub/sub - Jest / Cypress / Gitlab CI / Storybook / Chromatic - PTSD: DevOps

Development of a large single page application at Renault Digital. Create UI components, code the logic to connect them to the backend (a JSON API that we also developed), discuss potential UX problems with the team among other things. Mainly working on the frontend, i was involved in most technical decisions with the other developers, code review, code quality control and made multiple improvements to our tooling to avoid regressions and quality of our frontend. Formation of the new developers and transfert of knowledge to the new team that will continue the project. - React / Redux / Styled components - NodeJS / FeathersJS / Docker - Jest / Cypress / Storybook - Tests (unit and integration) / Performance tuning / Style guide / Docs - PTSD: Agile (it was fine in my team, but i've seen some shit...) In hindsight, some of the people at Renault were doing very cool things in C/C++ and i regret not discussing with them more and i was kinda dismissive at the time. If you ever read this, i'm sorry.

Conception and development of new UI features on a large data driven web app. Migration of the stack from AngularJS/CoffeeScript to React/ES2015+ and rewrite/optim of our frontend build tasks. - AngularJS / React / Redux / SASS / ES2015+ / Go - Grunt / Webpack / Babel / Jest - Mockups / UI Design - Unit tests / Performance tuning / Style guide / Docs - PTSD: Grunt, Gulp, Webpack, CoffeeScript 1

Development of a large number of sites and web apps of varying sizes with the team. At the end, i was the one teaching new developers the skills i aquired during my time at Pixel Cookers. - PHP / Javascript / CSS / HTML - Git / Photoshop / Illustrator - PTSD: IE5/IE6, Prototype.js, Backbone.js, SVN, Angular, PHP4