Yaya M.

As part of the Galaxy program, contributing to the modernization of BforBank's banking information system through the migration of Temenos Transact Core Banking from R17 to R24 and the progressive transformation of business functionalities towards a microservices architecture.

Key achievements:

Core Banking Modernization

- Contribution to the analysis of functional and technical impacts related to the migration of business extensions from the Core Banking.

- Development of Java microservices handling business functionalities previously integrated into the Core Banking, particularly around banking document processing.

- Design and evolution of REST interfaces ensuring communication between the Core Banking and the banking information system applications.

Document Processing Services Development

- Development of new features in Java 21 / 25 and Spring Boot 4.

- Design and evolution of REST APIs documented with OpenAPI.

- Development of banking document processing functionalities for generating account statements (periodic, on-demand, and associated processing) for document production platforms.

- Participation in code reviews, bug fixes, and continuous improvement of software quality.

Architecture & Integration

- Development of services within an event-driven microservices architecture.

- Integration with Kafka streams and various components of the banking information system.

- Design and development of integrations between document processing services and partner document production platforms.

- Deployment and evolution of applications on Kubernetes (GKE) and Google Cloud Platform.

Renault develops connected services for its vehicles (Plug & Charge, Vehicle-to-Grid, ISA, ADAS, eHorizon). Within the Vehicle Systems Lifecycle Management department, I am involved in the design and evolution of backend modules that manage certificates, licenses, and contracts used by vehicles to securely access connected services. I contributed as a lead developer to technical evolutions, software quality, and the proper integration of new modules. Environment: Java 21, Spring Boot 3, REST, WebFlux, Docker, Kubernetes (GKE), GCP (Pub/Sub, Cloud Tasks, Cloud SQL, Storage), Solace JMS, PostgreSQL, Testcontainers, Hexagonal architecture, JUnit, Gradle, GitLab CI/CD, IntelliJ IDEA, SonarQube, Grafana, Dynatrace.

Izivia is a subsidiary of EDF offering electric vehicle charging solutions for local authorities, businesses, and drivers. Within an agile team, I contributed to the modernization and evolution of the business application for charging station supervision.

Key achievements:

Refactoring and Modernization of the Supervision Application

- Complete refactoring of the internal application by adopting a hexagonal architecture to improve maintainability and modularity.

- Development of backend microservices in Java / Spring Boot for managing technical events from charging stations (monitoring, alerts, diagnostics).

Supervision and Automation

- Design and implementation of automated batches to detect faulty charging stations and report alerts.

- Corrective and evolutionary maintenance of the supervision application used in production.

Software Quality and Industrialization

- Implementation and reinforcement of unit and integration tests (JUnit, Mockito, TDD).

- Active participation in technical decisions and architecture meetings.

- Continuous deployment and automation via Jenkins (CI/CD), with execution on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) infrastructure.

Teamwork & Methodology

- Active participation in Agile ceremonies: daily meetings, sprint planning, sprint review, retrospectives.

- Contribution to writing technical specifications.

Environment: IntelliJ, Spring (Boot, Core, Batch, Jpa), Java 8/17, MariaDB, MongoDB, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Rest, Soap, Websocket, Docker, Microservices, Hexagonal architecture, gRPC, Protocol Buffers, JUnit, Mockito, TDD, Angular12, Angular Js, BitBucket, Jira, Git, Maven, Jenkins (Continuous Integration), HornetQ, SonarQube, Kubernetes