Noureddine E.

Selfcare is a platform designed for policyholders, offering a convenient space for estimating reimbursements, submitting claims for reimbursement and compensation, and viewing contracts and coverage. Equipped with multiple features, it simplifies and enhances the user experience, thereby facilitating insurance management.

The team consists of nine members, including a Scrum Master, five developers, two Product Owners (POs), and one Quality Assurance (QA), all working according to the agile methodology.

- Participation in the development of the insured's online space web interface.

- Development of CRUD operations and storage on MongoDB.

- Creation of new microservices for reimbursement simulation.

- Development of external API calls using Spring Reactor.

- Unit tests with JUnit 5 and Mockito.

- Improvement of code quality via Sonar.

- Implementation of the Spring Boot Admin tool for microservice monitoring.

- Deployment of features in various non-production environments.

- Participation in production deployment in collaboration with the systems team.

- Analysis and monitoring of logs on Spring Boot Admin in case of issues (performance and synchronization).

- Validation of features with QA and PO.

- Participation in the CI/CD pipeline implementation.

- Resolution of critical issues in production and test environments.

- Participation and proposal of solutions during the design phase.

- Participation in sprint ceremonies (sprint planning, daily meeting, sprint retrospective).

L'Oréal Paris is developing an application for in-store sales representatives that offers important features. This application allows for the creation of user accounts, promotion management, as well as customer and store management. With an easy-to-use interface and effective tools, it aims to improve sales representative efficiency and strengthen the brand's presence in points of sale.

The team consists of ten members, including a Scrum Master, five developers, three Product Owners (POs), and one Quality Assurance (QA), all working according to the agile methodology.

- Participation in the creation of Gitlab pipelines for microservice tagging.

- Development of L'Oréal Paris user management operations.

- Creation of a new microservice for contract management.

- Technical documentation of microservices.

- Unit tests with JUnit 5 and Mockito.

- Improvement of code quality via Sonar.

- Validation of features with QA and PO.

- Resolution of critical issues in production and test environments.

- Participation and proposal of solutions during the design phase.

- Participation in sprint ceremonies (sprint planning, daily meeting, sprint retrospective).

The Aigle project develops an application to manage energy saving certificates (CEE). Intended for customers wishing to reduce their home energy consumption, the application tracks the progress of these initiatives and calculates the energy savings achieved per intervention. The goal is to simplify access to certificates by ensuring clear and efficient management of energy saving processes.

The team consists of seven members, including a Scrum Master, four developers, one Product Owner (PO), and one Quality Assurance (QA), all working according to the agile methodology.

- Migration of data from MS Access to MySQL database via PL/SQL scripts.

- Development of CEE management operations.

- Creation of new front-end interfaces for users (Angular, Angular Material).

- Technical documentation of the project.

- Integration of the Keycloak tool for security and user management.

- Unit tests with JUnit 4 and Mockito.

- Improvement of code quality via Sonar.

- Validation of features with QA and PO.

- Resolution of critical issues in production and test environments.

- Participation and proposal of solutions during the design phase.

- Participation in sprint ceremonies (sprint planning, daily meeting, sprint retrospective).