Engineer by trade. Human by choice.
I build tools for people who give a damn about the world — and I try to be one too.
Lead developer of NOÉ, a platform built for associations, festivals and collectives to manage events, volunteers, schedules and registrations. React, Node.js, MongoDB. From architecture to shipping to user support — built and maintained over four years, used by 60+ events across France and beyond.
Websites, apps, and custom tools for clients who care about quality. From landing pages to full-stack products — I propose and ship. My experience with NOÉ taught me versatility, and I won't disappear after delivery.
From house to hard groove, to techno to trance, with a delicious pinch of latin grooves — if it moves people, I'll play it. Why "Baby"? To remind me to never stop being curious and always keep improving.
A tool I built for myself because messy DJ libraries are a nightmare. Then released it for the people. Free, open-source. Still a draft project.
Try itVolunteering at Alternatiba (climate justice), the Virtual Assembly (digital tools for commons), and any collective trying to do good in the world.
I'm a fullstack engineer with a CS degree from INSA Rennes and an MSc in Innovation & Entrepreneurship. I've shipped software for a large energy group, built logistics tools for an innovative cooperative in Brussels, and spent the rest of my time on open-source and climate tech — with a 15-month detour through Latin America somewhere in the middle.
For four years I've been the main developer behind NOÉ — an open-source event platform used by festivals and associations across France. That means shipping features with near-zero budget, making architectural calls solo, and keeping real users happy — not a sandbox project. I've learned the best technical decisions aren't always the most elegant; they're the ones the team can maintain, users can understand, and the project can survive.
I've always believed the best engineers are also curious humans — people who have done things outside the IDE. This shows up in the software I build: readable, empathetic, designed for real use.
I care about where technology goes and who it serves. If you're building something for the climate, for communities, or for the open web — let's talk.
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2023–2024 ReactJS / Ruby on Rails interfaces for Qantum, a renewables software platform.
The problematics of infinite economic growth on a finite planet, explained with rough clarity.
Travelling is good. Travelling with locals is better. I owe this app so many awesome encounters.
How consent is manufactured. Once you see the mechanisms, you can't unsee them.
Gave me a punch in the face. I started my activist journey thanks to this documentary..
Data-backed proof that non-violent collective action works.
Two books that opened my mind about where we come from and where we're going, as Humanity.
Why I always ask "for whom?" and "for what?" before "how?".
One of the most enlignting toolkit I've found for decision-making.
A sci-fi writer's case for keeping humanity human in the age of tech.
Whether it's a project, a collaboration, a question about NOÉ, or just "your DJ name is a war crime" — I'm around.