Vincent Adhenet

I analyzed the existing code, did some reverse engineering to understand the operation of an application combining several technologies as part of a resumption of existing development.

Note that the outgoing developer is leaving the project for personal reasons, this has nothing to do with the project itself or his relationship with the client.

As a Unity developer, I helped the company Seppia set up the scenarios for a virtual reality application.

HandiReality is an experience composed of different scenarios, each containing some interactive elements, and whose goal is to raise awareness of disability in the workplace.

On this project, I set up the production tools to integrate the work of the animators and the game designer in order to bring to life the scenarios as described by the writers.

I still intervene occasionally as part of the monitoring or maintenance of the product.

https://www.handireality.com/

Dynamo is a small company in Strasbourg that rents electric bikes to companies.

With a small team of freelancers, we have fully developed a website with a complete application accessible to Dynamo customers.

The main part of my work on this project was the implementation of the application part on the server side:

The application allows Dynamo customers to manage a fleet of bicycles. Each bicycle can be reserved via a schedule and thus, for example, shared among the employees of a company. Users can also report problems to Dynamo's technical teams via the application. The latter are notified by notifications or e-mail.

I also participated in the integration of the graphic work done upstream as well as the UI/UX development of the screens of the application part.