Raphaël Mantello

Integration into the Growth Operations team for the development of a new application within the company's existing site.

The project consists of an index of partners offering a real-time filtering system (turbo stream / stimulus), the referencing of partners on a real-time updating map (mapbox), and the integration of partner contact forms with information transmission to the company's back office via API (salesforce / segment).

The mission includes the development of a back office allowing partner teams to fully manage the information presented on the site independently.

Synasp’us aims to facilitate recruitment processes in the dental field. The platform seeks to create a specialized ecosystem adapted to this sector to streamline its very specific recruitment processes.

The project was started from scratch, and I was involved from the strategy conception to develop a custom application. Today, the application is being launched on the market in a beta version and offers a networking section (user connections, instant messaging), a job listing section (filtering system, job alerts), and a "back office" section for managing structures on the application.

The application is built on the Ruby on Rails framework (transitioning from 6 to 7) with front-end technologies such as tailwind, haml, turbo_stream, stimulus.

Took over the development of V1 of an existing application for clothing rental. The company's goal was to promote clothing items by allowing monthly rentals.

The mission involved taking over the existing code, significant refactoring, and creating a test suite.

The main functionality of the application is an index of available products with a real-time filtering system based on several criteria (brand, clothing type, new arrivals, price, season, size).

The back-end includes creating subscriptions for each product with recurring payments (Stripe API) and delivery to relay points (Mondial Relay API). Product returns are also handled via relay points or in person.

The stack used is Ruby on Rails 6 with Stimulus implementation for integrating "native" front-end behaviors.