Fabien Lasserre

Design of specifications, work in coordination with teams of all sizes, taking over existing sites for standardization or evolution. Use of modern frameworks and robust working methods. Adherence to standards and best practices. I mainly work with Symfony for the back-end and VueJS (Typescript) for the front-end.

On behalf of the company Exeve, the agency OMG Innovation commissioned me to create an inventory and auction management platform allowing Judicial Officers to fully manage their activity, from the initial inventory acts to invoicing after an auction.

This platform is based on a Symfony API that provides its resources for a web application built with VueJS, as well as a native Android and iOS application, and satellite websites for Judicial Officer firms to showcase their activities.

It allows the display of photos related to a sale, as well as the storage and provision of documents, enabling Judicial Officers to have a single platform for their inventories or requisitions.

Finally, in the case of vehicle sales, it is directly linked to SIV services, allowing the retrieval of relevant information and documents via a dedicated API.

PACMAN (Cartographic Activities & Management Monitoring) is a performance monitoring tool used internally by Enedis teams.

This platform had been in production for over a year when the project began. Following new requests from their client, the agency 3DO2 hired me to develop the second version of this performance monitoring dashboard. For this redesign, Elsa from Studio Mund created a complete Brand Book: a new logo was created and the graphic design was completely revised, with a focus on accessibility and UX.

The primary goal of this tool is the quality control of Enedis's field agents. Users can enter data concerning their cases, and the system calculates intervention times adjusted by a custom error reporting system and adds a visual alert in case of exceeding limits. Subsequently, management teams can generate performance statistics based on a given time range.

From a technical standpoint, the platform is based on a Symfony API. The front-end is handled by a VueJS interface powered by the API. The statistics page is built using ApexCharts, which, thanks to its vector rendering, allows for artifact-free printing of performance results.