Experiences:

BlueFrog Internship during summer 2022

BlueFrog is a company that develops websites mainly in PHP for individuals, it is only composed of one employee. From June 2022 to August 2022, I had an internship in the company. Starting by learning PHP from scratch, while also learning WordPress and then creating multiple websites & plugins. It was pretty interesting to learn a lot of new technologies and team working. Also taught Git & GitHub and a few other technologies to my boss, so we could work together more efficiently.

My boss was very nice and was creating the mock-ups for the websites, I was only integrating the code and the design. We were also often talking about the animations, which lead me to improve my CSS skills a lot. The internship was 2 months long with a good environment, it was pretty far from my home, but I adapted easily, thus it was not a big deal.

Maybe it was a bit repetitive because it was only WordPress websites and no big plugins that change the experience.

My days were from 10AM to 6PM with the option to ask for home working if we needed to.

Ynov Internship during summer 2023

Ynov is a school teaching computer science. I followed the Data Scientist course there and graduated with my Master's degree in summer 2026.
From June 2023 to August 2023, I had an internship organized by the school about AI.
We've done a lot of research about ChatGPT, autonomous agents, and expanding the context of GPT.

The project was named ScriptGraf, its purpose is to automatically create posts for a company's social media.
The internship was 2 months long with a good environment, as it was in the school, it was pretty close to my home and in a place I already knew.
I was working with some friends and other students in their first year.

That prototype is now a company: ScriptGraf grew into Link2Brain, a Marseille startup selling the finished product, and I joined its team two years later.

Eliophot – Full-Stack Developer (2023 - 2025)

I worked at Eliophot, a 360° marketing and communications agency, as a Full-Stack Developer from September 2023 to September 2025. During my 2-year internship, I had the chance to fully integrate into the team and contribute to long-term strategic projects.

My responsibilities were quite diverse. Day-to-day, I built and maintained web applications using modern front-end tools like Svelte, Astro, and Tailwind CSS. I created several websites from scratch, including e-commerce platforms and interactive portfolio sites, which required finding creative UI solutions.

A particularly valuable part of this experience was working on long-term, large-scale projects, something new to me at the time. These projects spanned several months and involved collaboration with multiple departments, which significantly improved my skills in planning, architecture and teamwork.

Besides regular web development, I also built customized WordPress plugins, integrating tools like Advanced Custom Fields to enhance client content management systems. I even stepped into DevOps, setting up deployment pipelines with tools such as Dokploy and RunDeck, which gave me valuable insights into managing the entire software lifecycle.

Another interesting part of the job was technology research and evaluation: regularly exploring and testing new tools, so the agency could stay up-to-date and make smart tech decisions. Day-to-day coordination went through Asana, which is where I learned to plan my own workload across several parallel client projects.

Working in a larger team (around 25 people) greatly improved my communication and teamwork skills. I learned how to independently manage my projects, prioritize tasks more effectively, and troubleshoot complex legacy code, all of which are useful in any development role.

The atmosphere was great, with supportive colleagues and a culture that encouraged innovation. I built meaningful relationships across multiple teams and gained a deeper understanding of how development work aligns with broader business goals.

Link2Brain – Lead Full-Stack & AI Developer (Since September 2025)

Link2Brain is a Marseille startup building an AI platform that turns a company's own website into ready-to-publish social media content, with no prompt to write. It is what ScriptGraf became: the research project I worked on at Ynov in 2023 shipped as a real product. The service is live with paying clients, and I joined in September 2025 as lead developer of the team building it.

Most of my work is Python on the AI side, where I build agent systems using RAG and state-of-the-art models to generate text, images and short videos. I also work on the API and the database layer, and I build the integrations with the social network APIs so posts can be scheduled and published from a single editorial calendar.

On the front-end I work with Vue and Nuxt, and the DevOps side is mine too: Docker, Dokploy deployments and the CI pipeline that tests a change before it ships. I set up the team's GitHub Projects boards as well, so issues, branches and releases stay traceable.

We built the whole platform together, three developers alongside the founder handling product and marketing. I lead the development side, which means technical decisions, code review and splitting the work, while still owning a wide slice of the codebase rather than a narrow specialty.

Taking a prototype I had seen at its very first step and watching it reach real marketing teams is the part I value most, and working across AI, web and infrastructure means I see the whole product rather than a single layer of it.