Michaël G

Collective of freelancers in which I offer my expertise to my customers.

unyc is a telecommunications company offering mobile, internet, corporate telephony, cloud and cybersecurity services. Founded in 2004, the company has over 400,000 users and more than 1,000 partners. I develop front-end business components for the brand's flagship piloting platform, Atlas. I took part in the launch of their cloud and firewall/VPN offerings. The platform has 7000 orders per month and is used by almost 750 partners. I've been part of several squads. But in general they were squads made up of around 5 to 8 people: - 1 to 4 back-end developers, including 1 lead dev - 2 front-end developers - 1 product owner As a Vue.js front-end developer, I: - Integrated figma mock-ups, thinking about component architecture; - Set up unit and/or integration tests; - Migrated vue.js 2 to vue 3. Technical context: Vue.js on the microfrontend side, JavaScript for certain front-end parts, architecture component, PHP and Python/Django for the API part.

Consulting and development for customers to perpetuate their internal tools. My customers were Engie, Logilec E. Leclerc and Dematic. Technical Context: Vue.js, Angular, C# ASP. NET, T-SQL

Mission carried out as part of my permanent contract at Signature Code. LOGILEC (LOGIstique LEClerc) was created in 1996 by the E. Leclerc Group to control and organize its supply chain. LOGILEC is the company's logistics tool, as well as its EDI (electronic data interchange) reference. As a logistics tool, LOGILEC coordinates orders from regional purchasing centers and stores, and consolidates transport. This rationalization results in economic and environmental gains. My team consisted of: - 1 Project manager; - 1 back-end developer. My responsibilities as front-end developer were: - Maintenance and bug resolution; - Gathering requirements; - Development of new features with Angular ; - Customer support. Technical background: Angular front-end, C# and ASP. NET for the API part.

Mission carried out as part of my CDI at Signature Code. Atlanta-based Dematic helps customers design, build and support intelligent automated solutions. It helps companies drive business through manufacturing, warehousing and distribution. It's a 10,000-employee company that has been working on supply chain challenges for nearly 200 years. I helped set up their operational process for one of their warehouses based near Paris. The team consisted of: - 1 Project Manager; - 1 back-end developer. As front-end developer, I was in charge of: - Creating the application; - Integration of mock-ups; - Customer support. Technical background: Angular front-end, C# and ASP. NET for the API part.

Mission carried out as part of my CDI at Signature Code. Engie is a leading global energy and services group. With 97,000 employees, Engie works on competitive solutions for its customers. I took part in the development and maintenance of their prospecting platform for key accounts. This Web application helped them win international tenders. We were a team made up of: - 1 Lead Dev; - 3 back-end developers; - 2 front-end developers; - 1 product owner. I took part in : - Application store maintenance with Vuex ; - Development of new components; - Use of the existing design system; - Setting up unit tests; - Deploying releases; - Backend debugging - including SQL - sometimes; - Integration of Zeplin models. Technical background : Vue.js, Vuex, C# and ASP.NET, T-SQL.

Mission carried out as part of my permanent contract at JS Republic. STET is responsible for more than 30 billion transactions a year, representing an average of more than 25 billion Euros per day. This is a great responsibility that it takes for banks, central banks and finally end-users. As a Systemically Important Payment System (SIPS), it commits to respecting the highest level of security, rigour, and transparency. We were a team of 6 people: - 1 PO; - 1 Lead Dev/ Stakeholder; - 1 Fullstack developer; - 1 back-end developer; - 2 front-end developers. I was involved in: - Maintaining and evolving their in-house component library (LIT - Polymer); - Gathering requirements; - Feature development; - Debugging; - Release deployment; - Internationalization; - Implementation of E2E tests.

Provided consulting services to a leader in the bank clearing industry in specific areas such as Front-End Web Development, JavaScript and similar technologies. My main customer was STET. Technical Context: Angular, Java

L'Atelier.co is a startup-studio based in Paris. I used the latest Web technologies and their capacity to last and resist over time. I've been able to create a new department within this start-up studio, only dedicated to testing - unit, automated, E2E -. I attach a great deal of importance to this area, as the aim is to provide real technical added value besides to functional added value. I sometimes work with certain reference test frameworks. I also wad able to create small in-house tools in Typescript or Javascript. I worked for Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), helping them launch their flagship tool NxT Office. I also worked for Allianz Trade (ex Euler Hermès). Technical background: Vue.js 1 & 2, Angular 2+ and C#, ASP .NET for API parts.

Mission carried out as part of my contract with Atelier.co. In 2012, the companies of the Euler Hermes SFAC group came together under a single global brand: Euler Hermes. In 2022, Euler Hermes will become Allianz Trade. Allianz Trade is the world leader in credit insurance and a recognized expert in bonding, collections, structured finance and political risk. I worked for their corporate credit insurance solution. Credit insurance protects the company in the event of non-payment by a client company, and helps secure accounts receivable. The customer's requirement was to ensure that its API was bug-free in production or during the deployment process. The team comprised : - 1 Project Manager; - 1 front-end developer; - 4 back-end developers. My role as front-end developer was to : - Create a test infrastructure for their credit insurance API, starting from 0; - Test existing entry points; - Integrate tests on newly created entry points; - Integrate into the CI/ CD process and prohibit deployment if tests are not validated. Test types: fuzz, functional, regression

BeMyBee was a marketplace for local retailers. It gave them greater visibility and enabled them to have their products delivered. The idea was to help people discover or rediscover delicatessens, fishmongers, greengrocers and so on. Directly at home. I joined a team of 3 people with the following roles: - 1 CEO; - 1 back-end developer and lead dev; - 1 iOS developer. As a front-end developer, I was able to : - Develop and integrate mock-ups - API integration I worked very closely with the lead dev. We talk about it here: https://www.usine-digitale.fr/annuaire-start-up/bemybee,738114 And here https://www.ecommercemag.fr/Thematique/small-business-1227/Breves/start-Bemybee-lance-place-marche-dediee-commerces-proximite-330042.htm Technical context: Angular, node.js API, Swift for the mobile app.

Mission being executed as a part of my contract at L'Atelier.co. JLL assists companies, owners and investors with all their commercial real estate issues, from strategy to consulting. It offers a range of services to support its customers in all their real estate needs. JLL has 110,000 employees worldwide, 427 million m2 of real estate assets under management and annual sales of $20 billion. I put in place the first building blocks of what is today one of their flagship digital tools, Nxt Office, which enables international customers to search for real estate more comfortably with virtual visits. We were mainly a team of 3: - 1 back-end developer; - 1 designer; - 1 front-end developer. As front-end developer, I had to: - Integrate Zeplin models in collaboration with PwC; - Develop features concerning property searches and information; - Integration of the Google Maps API; - API integration. Tool overview: https://immobilier.jll.fr/nxt-office Technical context : Vue.js, Google Maps, C#/ ASP .NET pour l'API.

Invenietis is a Paris-based team of software engineering specialists. The adventure began in 2004 with 2 people, and has now grown into an operational team, coherent and available to solve the complex problems of today's web and office automation projects. I was solely responsible for the development of their brand new project, which involved creating a new CRM based on their existing tool. I was in charge of: - Gathering requirements; - Organizing points with CEO & CTO; - Developing the first features to obtain an MVP. Technical context: Vue.js, Karma, Jasmine for the front-end tests, ASP .NET/ C#/ Razor for the API.