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Description

You have a process that runs on Excel and costs you hours every week.

I transform these types of processes into business applications: clear interface, encoded rules, automatic checks that block errors before production, and a tool that your teams use without heavy training.

Specifically

At Lidl France, design and development of LIP, an application that replaces an Excel planning process of 8 to 12 hours with a cycle of about one hour, deployed across the network of 26 French warehouses. Automatic data import and validation, business rules engine, interactive visual interface, blocking checks before export.

What sets me apart

I am not a developer who discovers your business: I come from the supply chain, and it was by working in these processes that I learned to code. I understand the problem before writing the first line, and I deliver tools that teams truly adopt.

Specialty

Business web applications. JavaScript, rich interfaces, rules engines, data processing and visualization.

When your context requires it (offline, sensitive data, local integration), the same codebase is packaged as a desktop application via Electron or Tauri, as with LIP, delivered natively for Windows and macOS.

Types of Projects

- Migration of an Excel/VBA process to a business application

- Custom internal tools: planning, tracking, decision support

- Automation of repetitive tasks and reporting

- Cross-platform web and desktop applications

- Digitalization of logistics and supply chain processes

From scoping to deployment, through short iterations, with documentation so that the tool does not depend on me.

Let's talk about your process.

Languages

French
Native or bilingual
English
Fluent

Workplace preferences

Remote only

Primarily works remotely

LIDL - France
Logistics Project Manager
LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN
September 2025 - Today (11 months)
Châtenay-Malabry, France
Logistics project manager specializing in the design of custom business applications, particularly for supply chain and logistics.

Complete design and development of LIP (Logiciel d’Implantation Picking), a cross-platform desktop application (Windows/macOS) in JavaScript, several tens of thousands of lines of code: multi-source data import and validation pipeline, configurable business rules engine, constrained optimization algorithm, interactive 2D and 3D visual interface, automatic classification module combining lexical and spatial analysis, and export to existing information systems.

Development carried out solo with extensive use of AI assistance for code, from initial architecture to production deployment. The tool replaces an Excel process of 8 to 12 hours with a cycle of about 1 hour, and is now deployed across a network of 26 sites.

Availability for missions in developing internal tools, automating processes, and designing business applications, from scoping to deployment.
HTML/CSS JavaScript Project Management Supply Chain
STARBUCKS COFFEE FRANCE
Logistics Analyst
AGRICULTURE
January 2024 - August 2025 (1 year and 7 months)
Paris, France
Analysis of large volumes of logistics data, with a significant portion of the work relying on repetitive, low-value-added tasks: manual extractions, systematic reprocessing, file consolidations, recurring formatting. A lot of time spent moving data rather than using it.

Exploration of available technical solutions (VBA, Python) and development of a first series of automation tools proposed to the team: processing scripts, automation of recurring reports, improvement of input data reliability.

Significant time savings in analysis, fewer manipulation errors, freeing up the most tedious tasks.

This experience is the origin of a conviction that has structured my career ever since: the gap between what a team could do and what it actually does is rarely due to a lack of skill, but rather to a lack of appropriate tools.
VBA Python Microsoft Excel Data Analysis