Quality over speed
I prefer delivering a robust and well-tested solution over a quick but fragile one. Technical shortcuts always cost more in the long run.
About
Career at a glance
Training → Internship → Work-study → Full-time — continuous upskilling.
- 2022Training
IT Support Technician
GRETA du Val d'Oise — Lycée Louis Jouvet
First professional qualification in IT. Hardware, networking, Windows 10, VirtualBox, Active Directory, user support.
RNCP 4Windows 10Active DirectoryVirtualBox - 2023Internship
Systems & Networks Internship
Midrange Group
Deployment of 200+ workstations via Windows Autopilot, Windows Server 2022 (AD DS, DNS, DHCP, GPO), PfSense, Acronis, Datto RMM.
Windows Server 2022AutopilotPfSenseAcronisDatto RMM - 2023Training
Higher Technician in Systems & Networks (TSSR)
GRETA du Val d'Oise
Administration of Windows Server environments, networking, virtualization, security, and monitoring.
RNCP 5Windows ServerVMwareGPOSupervision - 2023 – 2025Work-study
Salesforce Developer & Administrator (Work-study)
LD Digitales × OpenClassrooms
Full-stack Salesforce development (Apex, Flows, LWC, SOQL), CI/CD with GitHub Actions, security, deployments, and client support.
ApexLWCFlowsSOQLGitHub ActionsSalesforce CLI - 2025Training
Software Designer-Developer Degree (DCL)
OpenClassrooms
RNCP Level 6 (Bac+3/4 equivalent). Specialisation: Salesforce, Apex, LWC, CI/CD, automated testing, data modeling.
RNCP 6ApexLWCCI/CDTests unitaires - 2025 →Position
Salesforce Developer & Consultant (CDI)
LD Digitales
Salesforce project delivery, Apex/LWC development, Flow automation, integrations, client support, and technical documentation.
SalesforceApexLWCIntegrationsDevOps
My Journey
Graduated in computer science with a specialization in systems and networks, I started my career administering Windows and Linux infrastructures for SMEs. This experience taught me rigor, the importance of documentation, and the need to anticipate problems before they occur.
In 2023, I discovered Salesforce during a consulting mission. I was immediately captivated by the platform's power and the opportunity to build solutions that have a direct impact on end users. I decided to fully transition, following the Salesforce Developer path from OpenClassrooms.
What sets me apart? My systems and DevOps background. I don't approach Salesforce as just a CRM platform, but as a system to operate professionally: CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, monitoring, security, and documentation are at the core of my practice.
My Professional Values
Systematic documentation
Every project I deliver includes complete documentation: architecture, technical choices, deployment runbooks, and user guides. Code should be understandable by someone other than me.
Collaboration and knowledge transfer
I enjoy working in teams and sharing my knowledge. Training a user or admin to properly use a solution is an integral part of my mission.
User-centered approach
The best technical solution has no value if it doesn't solve the user's real problem. I listen first, design second.
Outside of Work
When I'm not coding, you'll likely find me reading technical blogs (I love following Salesforce release notes!), contributing to help forums, or tinkering with personal projects in Python or TypeScript.
I'm also passionate about cybersecurity — a passion inherited from my years in systems administration. I regularly participate in CTFs (Capture The Flag) and try to stay updated on the latest threats and best practices.
Finally, I love traveling and discovering new cultures. Working with distributed international teams across multiple time zones doesn't scare me — on the contrary, it's a constant enrichment.