Computer engineering apprentice · CESI
I build applications, automation and data tools, mostly in Python and Node.js.
Open to a 3-month internship from May 2027
My apprenticeship is in a defence environment, so I can't show screenshots or data. I'm happy to walk through the technical side in an interview.
Finding a file in the archives meant a Windows search of 5 to 15 minutes, every time. I wrote an indexer in Python that scans the archives once and keeps itself up to date, with a search interface built in PyQt. Results now come back almost instantly.
Interactive maps to explore data, with charts to read it at a glance and exports so users can reuse it in their own tools.
Scripts and small tools that remove repetitive manual steps from data processing, so the team spends its time on analysis instead of copy-paste.
I usually get a goal and a few pointers, not a spec. I figure out the rest: read the docs, test, ship a first version, then improve it with the people who use it.
I'm a 4th-year computer science engineering student at CESI, on a work-study programme. At work I build software on my own; at school I learn to work in teams, split a project and deliver it together.
I use AI coding tools every day to move faster. I stay responsible for every line: I read it, test it and understand why it works.
Établissement Géographique Interarmées · French Armed Forces
CESI École d'Ingénieurs · work-study
IUT de Champs-sur-Marne · Université Gustave Eiffel
Former high-level swimmer.
I competed at the French Elite Championships and won medals at the French Junior Championships. Years of early mornings taught me what steady work looks like.
Today: triathlon and tennis.
Internship · from May 2027