Cedric Lautard

Beepeers is a startup in the event industry that produces ephemeral applications for festivals. The applications are based on a proprietary Beepeers framework in Reactjs, allowing for rapid generation. I implemented reusable components for the framework, a responsive page for the eFanzone of the application dedicated to 'le printemps du violon', and maintained the various applications (Hellfest, les plages electroniques, le cabaret aléatoire).

I joined a team of 7 people in the cargo department to participate in the implementation of B2B applications in a SAFe (agile) and English-speaking context. Air France's client companies were recovering their packages through a too costly process in terms of documents. Air France employees, via a regulation application, can manage customer status, and they can access information through the screens provided to them. Air France wanted to implement BDD in development cycles. I traveled to Paris and Amsterdam to participate in the drafting of new functionalities/features in accordance with the agile method. The Cargo teams exchanged SOAP messages, and we had a Java REST application (Spring4) requested by the Angular5 application. I implemented front-end functionalities, configured the BDD test environment for continuous integration (bamboo, JIRA/XRAY), implemented new BDD tests, and provided support for writing User Stories.

I contributed my JavaScript skills to help develop a startup in the recruitment field. The objective was to evaluate the performance of various recruitment platforms and reallocate traffic. I developed a solution to generate and manage JavaScript data collection scripts, developed the beta version of the data visualization Dashboard, and migrated from Cold Fusion to NodeJS for the server-side. In this context, I managed an intern who helped us generate scripts for the different platforms.