Field and coordination
Before tech, I worked in socio-cultural work and territorial project coordination, especially at UFCV Normandie.
About
BHN logic is my freelance development activity based in Caen. I design business applications, internal portals, APIs and web tools for organisations that need useful, reliable solutions their teams can understand.
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.
Profile
My path does not start only from code. It also starts from understanding the stakeholders, usage and constraints around a project.
Field and coordination
Before tech, I worked in socio-cultural work and territorial project coordination, especially at UFCV Normandie.
Territorial diagnosis
The DEJEPS DPTR gave me a method for reading needs: stakeholders, usage, constraints, priorities and expected effects.
Web development
I then moved that approach into full-stack development: understand the problem before designing the tool.
Demanding projects
My experiences around Schneider Electric, Horsplace and Doc2Sail show this link between business, coordination and development.
Expertise
I can intervene as a developer, but also as someone able to structure the need before implementation.
I work on the visible interface and on server-side logic: screens, APIs, business rules, data and integrations.
My natural field is tooling where rules, stakeholders, workflows and organisational constraints need to be understood.
I have a particular interest in contexts where digital tools must serve an operational, territorial or industrial reality.
Stack
I choose tools according to the actual need: business logic, maintainability, integrations, deployment and ability to evolve.
Domains
These pages detail the contexts where my full-stack and field-focused approach is most useful.
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.
Exchange
The simplest starting point is context: who uses the tool, which business rules matter, what constraints exist and what must be reliable from day one.