Software Engineer
I build enterprise web applications with Vue 3 and Nuxt 3 and, more recently, work on the backend with Java and Spring Boot. I focus on code quality and on systems that stay maintainable over the long term.
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experience
Microsoft Graph
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enterprise
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coffees drunk
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AI tokens used
500k a day
About me
I build enterprise software, mainly in Banking and Corporate, with a focus on the frontend. My goal is to build complex interfaces that stay readable and maintainable over time, not just today.
I mainly work with Vue 3, Nuxt 3 and TypeScript on high-traffic applications with strict security requirements. I have hands-on experience migrating legacy systems from VSTO/COM to modern architectures with OfficeJS and Microsoft Graph API.
My approach puts structural clarity first: well-defined components, separated responsibilities, explicit interfaces. Every architectural choice starts from one question: will this code still be understandable in six months?
Explicit names, short functions, dependencies always declared. Good code should explain what it does on its own, without needing comments.
Logic should live close to where it is used. No premature abstraction: write it first, refactor when it actually makes sense.
Two enterprise experiences, on different stacks but with a clear common thread.
May 2022 — Present
Software Engineer — Banking & Enterprise
Development and maintenance of enterprise web applications in the banking sector. I worked on the migration of legacy VSTO/COM systems to modern architectures with OfficeJS and Nuxt 3, integrating Microsoft Graph API to automate document processes and manage company data. Day to day, I design reusable Vue 3 components with PrimeVue, manage complex state and implement granular access control. More recently I started working on the backend too, with Java, Spring Boot and JHipster: I integrated the S3 API for file uploads to Wasabi buckets, with presigned URLs generated by Spring Boot and direct upload from the client.
November 2021 — April 2022
Frontend Developer
I built web interfaces for business management applications with ExtJS and JavaScript. My first structured experience with component-based frontend architectures, event handling and REST API integration.
How I work
Every project follows a common thread: clarity before code, structure before features.
I work out the domain, technical constraints and user requirements before writing a line of code.
I define component architecture, TypeScript interfaces and data flow before implementing.
I write typed code, reusable components and logic kept separate from presentation.
Targeted refactoring, code review and optimization before every production release.
I use AI every day, in every phase of the work. The result depends on what it knows before I write the request: rules, architecture, conventions. That's why I build and maintain the context the way I maintain code.
AIExplores the codebase and helps me study new technologies.
MeI check the sources and decide what is actually needed.
AIImplements from precise instructions, migrates code and writes tests.
MeI define architecture and boundaries, and read every diff.
AILooks for bugs, vulnerabilities and accessibility issues.
MeI decide what to fix and what stays as it is.
AIUpdates the documentation and writes the Azure DevOps pipelines.
MeI set the rules: shared templates, self-hosted agents, no shortcuts.
Selected projects
A selection of projects I've worked on that run in production, each with concrete technical challenges.
Enterprise plugin integrated into Microsoft Outlook, used by law firms and large companies. I handled the full migration from the legacy VSTO/COM architecture to a modern stack with OfficeJS and Nuxt 4, integrating more than 10 Microsoft Graph API endpoints for document automation, calendar management and secure real-time data access.
Evolution of the GC2 platform toward a modular architecture of independent plugins, built for legal cases, billing and related processes. I designed the entire UI from scratch: reusable components, centralized state management and a granular RBAC system for operator, administrator and supervisor profiles.
Open-source TypeScript library born from a concrete need: a type-safe wrapper for the Microsoft Graph API that cuts the authentication, token handling and rate limiting boilerplate down to a few lines. It supports Application and Delegate modes, batch processing and native Office.js integration.
Open-source Nuxt 4 module that generates skeleton loaders automatically from the existing markup, without duplicating components. A scanning engine analyzes the DOM and overlays an SVG layer with zero layout shift, native animations, runtime light/dark themes and full SSR and hydration support.
Dependency injection container for TypeScript designed to be fully transparent: no decorators, no reflect-metadata, no runtime magic. Type-safe tokens, singleton and transient lifetimes, explicit error handling (including circular dependencies) and zero runtime dependencies.
The technologies I work with every day in production.
Frontend
Mobile
Backend growing
Tooling & Infra
AI
Ecosystem
Hover over a node to see its relationships. The lines represent real integrations in my projects.
Beyond the code
I share my life with an Alaskan Malamute. We do agility together, an activity that takes precision, listening and a lot of patience, the same qualities I try to bring to my work.
I'm very interested in home automation. Designing small systems that make everyday life easier is, at heart, the same mindset I try to apply when I write software.
Contact
I'm open to collaborating on enterprise software projects, to technical consulting on Vue and Nuxt, or simply to exchanging ideas on architecture and development.
