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Technical lead, software architecture

I build business applications that last

I design business applications end to end, from the domain model to production. I also roll out the conventions and tooling that harmonise how my team builds.

01 — Selected work

Work

The projects where I carried the technical responsibility and the architecture calls.

Illustration: past documents and offers converge into an AI engine and come out as a structured proposal.
Tech Lead

AI-assisted commercial offers

Putting AI to work on pre-sales decisions, from analysing a tender to drafting the proposal.

  • NestJS
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • RAG
  • PostgreSQL
Illustration of the B2B ordering portal
Technical lead

B2B ordering portal

Moving orders out of an internal spreadsheet and opening entry to customers.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • NestJS
  • MySQL
  • TypeORM
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Adjunct lecturer

cours-info.tlouvet.com

My web development courses, on a platform built for learning by doing.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • MDX
Illustration: scattered errors converge into a central engine and come out sorted into records.
Design and development

Error knowledge base

Giving a team a tool it actually uses, to see its errors and fix them fast.

  • NestJS
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • TypeORM
  • PostgreSQL
02 — Beyond projects

Engineering practices

Harmonising coding practice from one project to the next, so they stay readable and maintainable and a developer can pick up any of them once they have grasped its business domain. Making that practice deterministic makes it verifiable, whether it comes from a human or an AI agent, and holds quality on the code as much as on governance and security.

  • Agent skills to harmonise frontend, backend and security practice.
  • Pipelines on a shared toolchain and automatic versioning, as governance and quality tooling for the team.
  • Building internal tools that become shared practice, such as tracking and pooling errors across the team.
  • Training the teams on the agreed conventions and mentoring juniors toward senior profiles.
03 — Trajectory

Path

I started out in hospitality before moving into software development.

Lead Full-Stack DeveloperAkkodis

Technical ownership of the projects handed over: architecture, stack decisions and mentoring the developers.

  • Technical leadership
  • Software architecture
  • Mentoring

Visiting Lecturer — Computer Science DepartmentIUT de Montreuil

Designing and teaching web development across three university years. Forty-plus students per semester, from HTML to software quality practices.

  • Teaching
  • Explaining complexity
  • Autonomy

Full-Stack DeveloperAkkodis

Ten-plus web projects delivered across industry, healthcare and the nonprofit sector, from design to production.

  • Full-stack development
  • Versatility
  • Autonomy

Reception ManagerAccor — Aparthotels Adagio

Five years in hospitality before code: from the front desk to running a team of six, amid check-ins, check-outs, guest complaints and the unexpected to handle on the spot.

  • Team management
  • Service mindset
  • Handling pressure
04 — What's next

Let's work together

Open to lead engineering and software architecture roles, and to conversations about ambitious projects.