Isaï B.

I hold the position of TypeScript fullstack developer. As a full-stack developer, I work daily on various projects in different domains, whether it's databases, backend, or pipelines primarily focused on JavaScript/TypeScript.

Furthermore, through this role, I also handle management by implementing agile methodology with different sprint and versioning configurations.

As part of my previous role, I undertook the simultaneous development of two REST APIs in TypeScript: a public API and an administration API. For both projects, I managed the entire creation process, including setting up unit and end-to-end tests, documentation using POSTMAN, and deployment with redirection management.

These APIs were designed using Google Cloud Functions and Firebase. In parallel, I also developed several cloud functions to handle various events from the database, as well as to automate tasks at specific times. This optimized the workflow not only for the APIs but also for mobile and web applications.

Throughout this process, I ensured that essential constraints were met, particularly in terms of user capacity and responsiveness. This ensured that data could be utilized in real-time by our clients while maintaining the reliability of the information.

During my university project to validate my degree, I designed a web and desktop application aimed at simplifying collaboration among multiple developers. My main objective was to provide an interface integrating various features, including task management, messaging, and branch tracking via GitHub. This application was also intended to automate the creation and configuration of GitHub repositories, as well as facilitate their setup for new collaborators.

I took charge of designing a REST API with Node.js, using TypeScript, Express, and MongoDB for the server-side. Concurrently, I developed the frontend by creating a React application, also in TypeScript. To ensure compatibility with desktop systems, I integrated the Electron framework into the project.

This work was carried out as part of my university curriculum, highlighting my software development skills and my ability to create effective solutions to complex problems.