Ludovic Noel

Application for the European Union to connect all health insurers ● Lead front-end development (React - Redux - Hooks - HTML - CSS) ● Practiced TDD and peer-programming with junior developers to accelerate autonomy by 50% ● Maintained unit test coverage at 90% minimum (Jest) and wrote Cypress tests to limit regression and help team to limit time to debug the app

Web Application to supervise IBM Mainframe server consumption. As Front-end Engineer: - Improved Front-end application and architecture (Angular14 - Angular Material - ChartJs - MobX State Tree – SoC - High-Level Architecture) to make it easier to add new features. Increased team efficiency resulting in a 30% boost in productivity and a 30% decrease in project delivery time. - Brought Test Driven Development and 80% coverage to the team with SonarQube and Karma - Jasmine - Reviewed Front-end Pull-requests - refactoring (Bitbucket) - Validated developments with manual functional tests (Cypress - Cucumber) - Trained new employees on Angular and our front-end applications - Implemented Elasticsearch and Kibana for visualization and database As Scrum-Master: - Trained new employees in SCRUM practices (SCRUM & team processes presentations + quiz + Q&A) - Wrote User Stories and managed the product backlog, resulting in a 40% reduction in project delays and increase in on-time project delivery - Created Jira templates for developers (Description - Limitations - Test Cases - DoD) - Improved User Stories descriptions to reduce team cycle time and improve production. Team velocity increased by 60% in 2 months, from 0.6 to 1 story point per day per developer. Prioritizing tasks and simplifying processes enabled us to deliver 40% faster

As part of the Java Practice, I developed various projects, contributing my analysis and innovative ideas. Developed Front-End application (JavaScript and its frameworks, HTML, CSS) and Back-End application (Java, Spring, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, Maven) in SCRUM (Agile) methodology. Lead migration from AngularJS to Angular 4 to get application 50% faster. Created Jira template to write User stories and bugs. In less than 4 months, we earned 40% time of writing tasks and 60% of development. Managed test coverage of 90% with Karma Jasmine

This end-of-study internship enabled me to validate my engineering degree in electronics and computer science. I developed a WEB application for learning Korean. I had to : - Get to grips with Kotlin, which lets you develop in both functional and object-oriented modes. - Deploy the client part, which lets you create an account, log in and access multimedia and educational tools for learning the language. -Deploy the Administrator part, which allows you to create and feed the content of the multimedia and educational part. - Develop a virtual keyboard in SVG/Canvas to insert Korean characters and syllables into the application. - Set up a database to store all information (user data, pedagogical and multimedia tools). - Design the site to make it interactive and easy to use for the average user. -Take on the role of Scrum master to organize the proper development and bug tracking of the project. - Maintain 100% back-end and front-end test coverage (JUnit / Karma / Jasmine). Several challenges were overcome, such as: - Integrating into an iT service company. - Learning about Kotlin, a growing and innovative language. - Getting to grips with unfamiliar tools such as IntelliJ, Spring, Hibernate and PostgreSQL. - Lead a team of 5 developers, with different backgrounds. - Monitored work using the SCRUM methodology.

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My first internship in the automotive world and in the world of work. I maintained a diesel engine production rate as close as possible to 100%. Meetings were held every 3 days to take stock of the situation and see what problems had arisen. The use of Excel and its Maccros enabled me to create a follow-up over the duration of the course, in order to find the most frequent causes.

During my years at ENSEA, I was able to develop a strong knowledge of electronics, but thanks to my specialization in IT and systems, I was able to combine my knowledge of electronics and IT. Today, I feel capable of creating and following a project that assimilates these two notions. The number of software programs and languages learned at ENSEA is very large, which means you can multiply your knowledge and adapt very quickly.