Passionate about IT development since I was 17 years old, my first career was totally unrelated to my actual profession, but I learned a lot on some IT challenges:

• Finding solution to concise problems
• Team collaboration and trust
• Perpetual self-challenging, learn everyday
• Responsibilities

After being at the top of my first career I felt like something was missing in my life and decided to transform my passion into my profession.
I sold the company I built from scratch and decided to be an IT developer.

My solid knowledge in web development and my devotion to this profession made me easily convince my first boss.
I worked on interesting challenges in a very cool company, but the job didn't fit to me:
we were switching from a technology to another on each new project, without having the time to learn how to do some stuff correctly and without any testing or team-collaboration.
We decided to amicably stop my contract.

After this first employee experience, I validated in front of a jury a BTEC Higher ND in responsive web applications.
Because I am strongly attracted by game development, I took an indepth course at Gaming Campus and build 4 tiny games in Lua, JavaScript, C# with Monogame and Unity

Then I worked one year as a freelance lead developer for a small browser-game studio to build TerraJDR from scratch with a contract that give me the rights on the game outside of France.
This led me to build Teardrops of Mylen from the codebase adapted to an international public.

During all this time, I also spent hours participating in open source projects fixing issues and creating new features in worldwide projects.
Mainly in web environment projects but also in native libraries, all my open source work can be viewed here.

I have solid experience in game or web development.
I want to work with a team where writing tests, brainstorms and team collaboration is the everyday work.