Freelance full-stack developer for UK and Ireland teams
I build business software for UK and Ireland teams: custom web tools with logic, data, APIs, workflows and interfaces adapted to real usage.
A project moves like a system: understand the field, define a useful architecture, then build without losing the link with real usage. The aim is to keep things clear, even on technical topics.
Services
I work where interfaces, data, APIs, rules and organisational constraints need to fit together cleanly.
Front-end, back-end, API and business logic design and development to create reliable web tools that are useful day to day.
Custom application development to manage workflows, data, roles, validations, dashboards and automations.
Applications and internal portals to track products, organise returns, secure exchanges and structure business flows.
Web tool design to coordinate stakeholders, track requests, structure information and simplify team workflows.
Who I am
Before building applications, I coordinated territorial projects — volunteer networks, adapted stays, training programmes — in environments where human and organisational complexity is just as present as technical constraints.
The DEJEPS DPTR trained me to read a context: identify stakeholders, understand real usage and qualify constraints before acting. That is the method I now apply to web development.
I can work as a full-stack developer on a Symfony application, but also as a partner able to audit a team workflow, structure a vague need and set priorities before the first ticket is opened.
Diagnostic
Before proposing a technical solution, I clarify who will use the tool, in what context, with what expectations and what constraints.
I start by observing stakeholders, usage, constraints and interactions to avoid technical answers disconnected from reality.
A project moves faster when you separate the essential from the secondary. I help turn a broad intention into actionable objectives.
The tool is not an end in itself. It serves a public, an organisation and precise objectives.
Experience
Field experience on topics with industrial constraints, multi-stakeholder coordination and complex technical needs.
During my work-study placement in agency, I contributed to a project around an e-commerce platform dedicated to refurbished equipment.
I led an R&D project involving a proxy API, international technical coordination and hardware/software interactions.
Method
I apply to web development a method derived from territorial diagnostics: analyse, prioritise, then design a solution suited to real usage.
Trained in territorial diagnostics through the DEJEPS Project, Territory and Network Development programme, I first analyse the environment, usage and constraints.
I organise the project around clear priorities to align business need, user experience and technical execution.
I design and develop solutions that stay simple to use, useful day to day and maintainable over time.
Need a project partner
The first exchange is to clarify business stakes, constraints and usage to prioritise correctly and build a useful solution.
Difference
I systematically connect field reality, project logic and technical solutions to produce a useful and durable result.
Projects
These examples show the same approach in different environments: understand the need, structure the work and build something useful.
Contribution to the redesign of an e-commerce setup and product-return system for refurbished equipment.
View projectLead R&D and development for a low-power solution to track care, planning and feeding in stables.
View projectDesign a centralised tool to manage official documents, crews and sharing between race committees.
View projectProcess
The project advances in short steps, with a reasonable scope and choices that serve understanding, business usage and application maintenance.
Etape 01
We clarify the organisation, users, business constraints and the concrete role of the tool in your processes.
Etape 02
I design and build features, business logic and the useful algorithmic parts of the project on a clear, maintainable base.
Etape 03
The application ships with a solid technical base, framed usage and a structure you can evolve afterwards.
Based in Caen
I work from Caen with organisations in Normandy, France and internationally when the project fits.
Yes. I work fully remotely with teams in the UK and Ireland. Distance does not change the method: structured kickoff, regular check-ins, documented deliverables and all communication in English.
Yes. I am available for freelance and contract engagements with UK and Irish companies, either on a project basis or for ongoing development work. I am based in Normandy, France, and operate on a remote-first basis.
Yes. I can frame, design and build a business application with business rules, data, user roles, workflows, APIs and interfaces adapted to team usage.
Yes. My background combines full-stack development, industrial projects and territorial coordination. I am comfortable in environments where technology has to deal with human, business and organisational constraints.
Yes. I start by understanding the current behaviour, business constraints, user pain points and priorities before proposing an evolution or technical rebuild.
Contact
The simplest starting point is context: who uses the tool, which business rules matter, which constraints exist and what must be reliable from day one.
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