Ayoub Bhija

Context

Freelance mission within EDF focused on developer tooling and the Atlassian platform (Jira / Confluence). Objective: reduce

dependence on costly commercial solutions by developing custom internal plugins tailored to the group's constraints.

Achievements:

• Development of a ServiceNow → Jira integration plugin: repatriating key data from ServiceNow directly into

Jira, significantly reducing the number of ServiceNow licenses required within the group.

• Development of an AI plugin on Confluence: automatic generation of Confluence page summaries via an LLM,

improving knowledge capitalization and quick access to documentation.

• Development of several other internal plugins in response to specific business needs of the group.

• Proactive contribution: co-design and development of an internal Jira alternative POC with the team, in response to the

datacenter to cloud migration imposed on the group. The POC generated interest from several teams (not pursued due to

stability and timeline reasons).

• Use of multiple Java versions depending on the context: Java 11, 17, and 21.

Context:

Complete autonomous development of Efluid Connect, an internal ESB acting as an intermediary layer between Efluid webservice consumers and backend services. Objective: centralize data transformations, decouple dependencies between clients and services, and secure exchanges.

Achievements:

• Design and development of the ESB architecture from scratch, in total autonomy.

• Development of integration and data transformation routes using Apache Camel.

• Implementation of the authentication and authorization layer with OAuth 2.0 and Apache Shiro.

• Management of persistence with PostgreSQL: data schema modeling and optimization.

• Gathering functional and technical requirements from consuming teams.

• Writing technical documentation for the project.

Context:

Within the MCO team at Docaposte on the SICLV2 project — the processing engine for electronic registered mail flows for Maileva's B2B clients (a La Poste subsidiary). The system orchestrates the entire chain: request validation, PDF formatting, routing to production centers for printing, and then delivery tracking.

Achievements:

• Corrective and evolutionary maintenance of the business rules engine (Drools) responsible for validating and processing B2B flows.

• Development of functional enhancements for the PDF processing chain and routing to production centers.

• Analysis and correction of production anomalies on a critical high-volume system.

• Gathering requirements, writing specifications, and technical documentation.

• Implementation and maintenance of unit and integration tests to ensure non-regression.