Nathan Richard

Development of an internal tool in Python:

- Industrialization of the existing prototype.

- Design and implementation of the storage/persistence layer.

- Implementation of a connection to various Google services (Google Cloud Storage, Cloud Functions, Google Sheets).

- Implementation of a connection to Slack.

- Routine project management.

- Demos to users (team leaders, VPs)

I created the startup Memento Cloud to develop an innovative data backup application integrating elements of the sharing economy. The Memento Cloud solution allows organizations (companies, schools, town halls, etc.) to leverage unused storage space on their IT infrastructure for secure data backup.

Our entirely software-based solution aggregates unused storage resources, manages data redundancy, and encrypts data at the source. It notably enables the creation of private "sovereign clouds" without hardware purchases, reducing environmental and economic costs.

At Memento Cloud, I am responsible for the company's management and strategic decisions, as well as the technical direction of the solution's development.

More information at www.memento-cloud.fr.

At Amadeus, one of the world's largest IT service providers for the airline and travel industry, I participated in the development, maintenance, and evolution of a travel search platform for air travel (used by Google Flights, among others).

This application is deployed on a farm of over 1000 servers and handles over 100,000 requests per second.

In addition to developing new features, my role was to analyze and profile the application's performance to propose and implement algorithmic or technical improvements. The goal was to reduce the application's overall response time and lower the infrastructure costs associated with its operation.

I was also a member of the Architecture Board, responsible for studying new business/client needs and proposing solutions for implementing new features while maintaining the platform's scalability and evolvability.