As the CTO, I am responsible for all technical decisions, from infrastructure to development patterns. I work alongside the rest of the team at product strategy.

As the CTO, I was responsible for both the client and the server side of our iPhone application. I managed the whole process of building and deploying a Ruby on Rails API from the ground up. I also managed the development of the native iOS application that interacts with the RoR API. Throughout the whole process, I worked alongside the CEO on product development.

As an analyst, I worked at elaborating functional specifications for the corporate Extranet of the company. I worked closely with business clients at elaborating solutions meeting their needs. I was in charge of preparing and executing most of the functional tests. I also managed acceptance tests executed by the client.I made extensive use of Oracle UCM and Oracle Web Center Interaction. On UCM, I collaborated on every step of the implementation of the solution, from the installation of the software to the architecture of the documents vault. On Web Center Interaction, I worked at configuring the solution, writing specifications for components, customizing the product and developing portlets.As a developer, I worked on a lot of small projects, both for maintenance and development. I worked for most of 3 years on the company imaging system, developing expertise with software such as Execute 360 and Kofax Capture. Part of my work also included second and third level user support. I mostly worked on web applications, desktop applications and batch jobs.I worked mainly with the following technologies :VB .NET (1.1, 2.0)VB 6ASP and ASP.NETSQL (MSSQL and Sybase)WinbatchCrystal Reports (9.0, 10.0)I am familiar with these products :Execute 360 (lots of programming with .CAL API)Kofax Capture (also known as Ascent Capture)

In the context of a university project, I worked as a project manager on the creation of a digital signage system. Working under a very tight schedule, our 4-men team delivered a fully functional ad-displaying embedded platform. Robust, low-energy and completely remotely operable, this product seems destined to have a bright future.For more details : http://www.enuvo.net/blog/2009/07/digital-signage-a-look-at-what%E2%80%99s-next/?lang=en