Maxence Renaud

From airspace management to code: first as an Airworthiness and Operations Engineer (IEEAC / ENAC) and Airspace Manager & Designer at the Paris Control Center, I transitioned to software development after years of designing airspaces and deploying operational procedures in one of Europe's busiest control centers. This dual experience shapes my approach to building—with the operational rigor of deploying air traffic control procedures where risk management is non-negotiable, and the pragmatism afforded by rapid iteration and software best practices.

I have worked in critical fields—civil aviation, European health research, large-scale telemedicine (MSF, Emirates, SMUR Île-de-France)—taking charge of both technical and organizational layers: architecture, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring, team mentoring, cross-functional coordination. I reduced CI build times and deployments by 10x at Parsys through caching and parallelization; I design systems built to last—grounded in TDD, systematic code reviews, living documentation, and iterative deliveries (Scrum/Kanban).

I strongly value knowledge sharing: in-company training (Docker, GitLab CI/CD), developer mentoring, internal documentation. Comfortable in distributed international contexts and multidisciplinary teams, I bridge the gap between technical depth and clear communication—with developers, PMs, business experts, and across organizations.