Biography for my new role - Part 1 I have always wanted to be a developer. At 10, I enjoyed my dad’s computer running on Windows 95. I used to play Pacman and Space Invaders with floppy disks. At 13 years old, I did an internship in a computer repairing shop. I built up a computer from zero to hero and really liked it. For 3 years, I learnt electronics. At boarding school, I learnt about time management, discipline and friendship. The last year, a classmate and me created an electronic system to trigger a parachute and helped a rocket to land softly. We went to a military base to launch the rocket and test the system. It worked ! After getting the A Level, I went to a new school and learnt about Computing development, Systems and Networks. I remember about SQL queries and algorithmic exercises on papers, a lot of fun. During my studies, I did a placement in a company called ASPerience. I corrected some PHP and bugs on an application called Egroupware. At the end of the placement, my boss offered me a position in the company. For 2 years, I was half-time at work, half-time at school. At work, I learnt about Python and . At school, I learnt about team spririt, project management and Java. I got my diploma and worked a year in this company. Interested in an international experience, I took English courses on my free time. My boss and me found an agreement. I left the company a few month later. I went to Dublin for learning English for four months and met very interesting people there. I also learnt about myself. I came back in France to get more work experience and took online courses about Django, Flask and AngularJS. A few months later, I joined a nice company called Atreal-Ouest. The product was based on Python and AngularJS. The team was great ! During my Dublin experience, I had discovered a meetup called « Language Exchange Ireland ». At this time, nothing like this existing in Nantes, I created it. At the beginning, I was alone at the pub waiting for people. Week after week more people came. Now, we count more than 1800 members in the group, between 20 and 30 attendees every Wednesday. 2 organizers joined me in this adventure. To prepare my international experience, I learnt more about Django, Angular and created an English environment to develop my skill. On my spare-time, I took an acting course and become comfortable in front of an audience. At the end, we performed our own show, one of my best memories.