Takeshi Iri

Hello you who are reading my profile :)

Many clients ask me what a "Software Architect" is and what its purpose is.

Well, it is at the crossroads of developers, the client, the complexity of the project to be carried out, and the cost.

However, unlike a technical or functional project manager, the architect will implement the best tools to optimize each of these aspects.

This includes:

- Analysis of the existing situation.

- Bug resolution

- Redesign of architecture and development processes

- Writing documentation, setting up training sessions

- Creation or improvement of technical staff

- Recruitment strategy, and much more...

To give you an idea, during my last experience, with 2 full-time resources,

we produced on Symfony: 850 PHP classes, + 160k lines of PHP code, about a hundred MySQL tables, all over 1 year, knowing that the second resource is an apprentice, and that we carried out a complete redesign of the interface.

Furthermore, depending on the client's needs, I can handle project management,

do debugging (an exercise I am very good at), do server management,

or simply develop.

You have found the six-legged sheep! :)