Gil Maxime

Clermont-Ferrand region, France

Following my internship, I was hired as a programmer analyst and work for our client Michelin. I am working on a flagship application for the supply chain of the French tire manufacturer. This position is based in Les Carmes, Clermont-Ferrand, and the objectives are to maintain and evolve the application to meet the client's needs. This project manages part of the logistics and load optimization.

I work in an agile team, which allows us to be flexible and meet the manufacturer's expectations.

Regarding the technologies used, here are the main ones:

- Java/J2EE

- Jenkins

- Primefaces

- HTML/CSS

- Spring

Working on a PHP web application with the Silex framework (Symfony's little brother) to synchronize with an existing timetracker developed by the company TailorDev. Several technologies were used during this project:

- Silex (PHP Framework)

- REST (Exposed API respecting REST philosophy)

- Bootstrap (CSS Framework)

- Twig (Templating engine)

- Chart.JS (JS Charts)

- PostgreSQL (Database engine)

- Pomm (Almost-ORM)

- Negotiation (Libraries to facilitate content negotiation)

This project was undertaken during my professional license year in Intranet/Internet application development in Clermont-Ferrand. I collaborated with a teacher named William Durand who, with his company TailorDev, created a timetracker called Watson. This timetracker allows users to manage their time and has a function to synchronize with a back-end and an API. The objective was therefore to create this back-end to retrieve Watson's "frames". This back-end was named Crick and is currently available on GitHub.

Link: https://github.com/MaximeGil/Crick

As an intern at CGI, I started on an internal project to digitize the traditional Kanban board commonly used in agile methodologies. Not knowing the technologies, I had to train myself and be autonomous as I was the only full-time developer on this project. During this project, I discovered and used certain technologies:

- AngularJS (JS framework for building a high-performance front-end)

- Java (Used as a back-end with a suite of technologies like JPA...)

- Bootstrap (CSS Framework)

- REST (Linked to the Java back-end)

- Jenkins (For deployment, environment management, testing, monitoring)

- Slack (Tool for easy communication with my tutor)

- Various libraries, Drag and Drop, Angular Chart.JS...

Secondly, I was sent to Michelin to complete the second part of my internship. In this second part, I joined a Michelin Supply Chain team. The objective was to maintain and evolve an application managing a part of the transport logistics, optimization, etc.