I joined Amazon as a Software Development Engineer (L4) in October 2024. My work involves coding, debugging, and optimizing applications while adhering to Amazon’s high standards for quality and performance.

🎉 Graduated from the École Supérieure d’Ingénieurs de Rennes with a Master’s degree in Software Engineering.

• Contributed to AI Builder products, focusing on integrations with PowerApps and PowerAutomate. Developed multiple end-to-end features using C# in backend systems and TypeScript in a React mono-repo.
• Added support for two new custom document model types: checkboxes in tables and signatures, enhancing document processing and customer model training.
• Introduced a new property, FullText, in the Text Recognition scenario, enabling full-text usage from OCR-processed documents.
• Worked on the AI Prompts feature, leading the integration of multimodal inputs, including support for PDFs in GPT-4 models, previously unsupported by default.

Nuit de l’Info is a national 24-hour programming competition for teams of students. The goal is to build an application that follows a theme given by the organization. After that, you can opt in to multiple challenges proposed by companies.

We won the challenges “Where is Waldo?” by Capgemini and “SVG on hormones!” by SFEIR.

• Spearheaded the development and deployment of a data-driven workflow using Java and TypeScript with AWS CDK, enhancing AWS’s transition from a legacy system.
• Conceptualized and implemented vital features, ensuring timely release and adherence to Amazon’s high standards.
• Initiated the workflow’s extension to support AWS opt-in regions, leveraging inter-team collaboration and efficient research.

My team and I won the ESIR Game Jam 2023 with our game “Thumbthing’s Wrong”. It’s a multiplayer game made with Unreal Engine. A player is on PC and has to jump from platform to platform and up to 4 players on a mobile web app who have to help (or not) the main player to advance using cards that break the rules of the game.

Nuit de l’Info is a national 24-hour programming competition for teams of students. The goal is to build an application that follows a theme given by the organization. After that, you can opt in to multiple challenges proposed by companies. We won the challenge “You will become an export in GitLab CI/CD documentation” by R2Devops. We made a GitLab CI/CD documentation generator.

• Formulated and implemented a novel network protocol atop IPv6 using the Rust language, based on team-authored research.
• Oversaw the entire developmental lifecycle, encompassing conception, development, testing, and demonstration.
• Supported research efforts by providing an inaugural protocol implementation and benchmarking analysis.
• Conceived and executed benchmarks, facilitating protocol comparisons with existing market alternatives.

SWERC is a 5-hour programming competition for teams of three students (see rules), focusing on algorithmic problem-solving and hands-on coding.

90 students from 9 schools tried to solve the riddles written by the technical community of Sopra Steria Rennes.

SWERC is a 5-hour programming competition for teams of three students (see rules), focusing on algorithmic problem-solving and hands-on coding.

In this 2020 edition, 126 students from 13 schools in Brittany participated in a series of puzzles written by the technical community of Sopra Steria Rennes. Participating for the first time, me, Fabien Goardou and Romain Briend took fourth place in the competition. We will be back in force next year to bring the totem pole to our school, ESIR.