Currently working as a .NET Developer at Inetum, on a maintenance mission for the ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche) on the SIM platform — a legacy ASP.NET WebForms application used to manage national research grant calls (appels à projets). The stack itself is intentionally conservative, but the way I work on it isn't: GitHub Copilot and AI coding assistants are now part of my daily workflow, and that's reshaping the job itself.
I'm increasingly acting as an orchestrator rather than a line-by-line coder: framing the problem, reviewing and steering AI-generated code, enforcing architecture and quality standards, and making the calls that still require judgment and business context. I explore the same agentic approach in my personal projects with Claude Code, which keeps this practice sharp outside of legacy-stack constraints.
To broaden this profile, I started an Expert DevOps training (OpenClassrooms, RNCP Level 7) at the end of June 2026, covering Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform, Ansible) — building on my exposure to the Azure DevOps and SonarQube tooling used during my previous mission at CEA. My industrial background (13 years at ST Microelectronics) keeps me grounded in Lean and quality discipline, and I'm currently open to new opportunities where this AI-augmented, DevOps-oriented profile can add value.