In a transverse architecture cell, internal study + dev + doc for a web based GUI framework: Java, Google Web Toolkit (GWT), GXT3

Worked on SFR.fr ecommerce website (Mobile phones, high traffic, french top 10).Java development. Specialized in:- misc backends communications (webservices, SOAP, REST, Spring remoting, HTTP/RMI)- design specific workflow for customer's orders (BPNM)- specific CMS framework adapted for business rules- stocks handling application with extremely specific ever changing business rules- enable a customer to buy on on the website and receive its phone at a physical store.As a Scrummaster I helped the team keep focus and document the misc processes but also kept my hand dirty in Java code because I LOVE it.+ led technical meetings.Keywords: Maven / Spring / Tomcat / Ubuntu Linux / Logback / Eclipse / Team spirit / architecture / high traffic / remoting

During 2 years I was co-responsible for the weekly press review on Xebia's french blog. We talked about fresh Java/JEE/JVM news: read it on http://blog.xebia.fr/author/xebiafrance/

Worked on 2 different satellite control centres.- Globalstar project (fleet of 100+ satelittes, low orbit):responsible for conception & development of 2 software (security access API and telemetry merging utility) using Java 1.6, ANT, Python, XSL...). Then integrated many sofwares and libraries into the final control center.- Integrated the control centre for Turksat 3A and retrofitted the Tuksat 2A control centre. Successfully prepared the LEOP & IOT control centres used after T3A launch by Ariane.

3 month - worked on Avisto's own network management solution and an XML based GUI editor. Used Java, EJB 3, XML...3 month - worked for France Telecom R&D on a prototype of an application providing targeted information to users. It included a web based interface (Struts, JSP), interaction with "XML routers" and a presence-enabled application (Jabber, XMPP).3 month - worked for Experian on a web-based application for www.infogreffe.fr (J2EE, Struts, JSP, EJB, webservices, weblogic)

ACSA holds patents on how to locate and follow objects underwater, with the use of GPS (despite that GPS can't be used underwater). I developped the main C++ program used to track the underwater vehicles (Visual C++ 6, MFC GUI, networking, serial port, multithreading & synchronisation)

A team responsible for large application developed entirely in french needed an easy way to internationalize it. In a team of 2 trainee, we conceived a process implying the use of a custom tool that we developed. It is made in Java 1.4 and available under open source here: http://prologia-i18n.sourceforge.net (some people seem to have try it, some with success :)

As a trainee, I designed and developed menu pages of the video game "Pro Rugby Manager". Mostly based on a script language and involving code writing in C++ & PHP. It required database skills too as the most important part of such a management game lies in its huge database.It was a fun moment in team of enthusiast people in the world of video game makers.