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I helped creating and deploying the very first backend of Peerdom. Since then I have been:- improving the infrastructure used to ensure the service stay available, and helped- improving the development experience of our internal team- in contact with some of our client IT to integrate their SSO in our application.

At Nothing we design products which matter. Moreover we follow a process inspired by the Holacracy system (decentralised management and organisational governance) thus we don't have only one title. You can find the complete list of my roles there at https://peerdom.org/nothing/peer/matthieu-maury/rolesAll of my roles have a focus on managing and improving our infrastructure and the support of the team via the coordination of internal projects and tasks automation. We manage our own servers to ensure most of our data stays geographically in Switzerland.Since my start I coordinated all the internal projects, from the migration to a new infrastructure (bare metal to cloud with the help container), the update and migration to more modern development tools (Trac to GitLab, SVN to Git), maintaining and securing all our infrastructure, the development of internal tools (API, CRM), the set-up of new tools to improve our workflows (continuous integration, automating server deployment, etc.), and finally, managing client’s infrastructure when we manage their hosting.* Systems used: FreeNAS (FreeBSD), Ubuntu Server, pfSense, Proxmox (Debian) * Tools and applications we self-hosts: GitLab, Mattermost, Trac, ownCloud, Dokku, FreeIPA* Automation and deployment toolset : Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Jenkins, GitLab-CI, Terraform, Internal solution, loads of bash script* Language, technology and framework : Bash, Ruby, Node JS, LoopBack framework (Node), Python

During this time I worked on a variety of technologies, from WordPress based site, to Rails, and some Android development.

FraudBuster has developed the most efficient fraud detection solution available on the market. It eradicates SIMBox - GSM gateways - in a matter of days, restoring margin for mobile operators.I was the first employee of this startup and my roles were to design and develop these tools as well as administering the ~20ish servers.* Technology: Perl, Redis, MySQL.* System administration: Debian, Apache, Postfix, IPSec, Nagios, server deployment.* Fraud analysis: research and development of new detection techniques.

The LORIA is one the research center part of the INRIA (National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control) in France.I worked under the supervision of Thomas Voegtlin (http://www.loria.fr/~voegtlin/) in the Cortex team (http://cortex.loria.fr), which focus in studying the properties and computational capacities of distributed, numerical and adaptative networks, as observed in neuronal systems.During 6 months I worked on the modelisation of the neuronal network responsible for different locomotion pattern in the C. Celegans worm. - Neuronal modelisation, using the Brian python's library. - Physical modelisation, using SOFA (Simulation Open Framework Architecture). - Machine learning, using Kalman filter to predict sequence of neuronal state during locomotion.

Intern web developer at LeRoomService.com, Marseille (France)Creation of a geolocated newsletter application. The goal was to distribute personalized newsletter using the physical address of the subscriber. This was used in a restaurant search engine. - distance calculation between customer and the restaurant, and restaurant delivery coverage - creation of adjustable template and newsletter module, allowing different autogenerated newsletter - generation of statistics about the sended newsletter. - Newsletter creation interface - some administrative task on production server, such as setting up database, backing up data, configuring firewall - PHP, Sphinx search engine, AJAX Framework (Prototype, Scriptaculous, XAJAX), Google chart API

Intern software developer at the Plant Research Internationnal, Wageningen (Netherland).Subject : Improving and adding features to a Java/Perl biology oriented software - creation of a "workspace" that allows the design and modification of primers for DNA matching - allows the user to track advancement of multiple design projects in the same interface - Java/BioJava, Perl/Bioperl

Intern software developer at the Plant Research International, Wageningen (Netherland).Subject : Software development to simulate in-silico the match of primers and DNA in Java and Bioperl - creation of an application which sends DNA data to a server that matchs primer with it - retrive and process the result - Perl/Bioperl