I am a software engineer, full-stack web developer working for CloudHealth by VMware, previously working at W3C and graduate of the UTC in France.
I enjoy coding, climbing, taking pictures, cooking, traveling, and many other things.
I love the web for how it has changed our lives. I am very excited about its future, which is why keeping an eye on web standards, developing web applications, using web technologies, are passions of mine and what I do for a living.
I enjoy functional programming with Scala, work with React and
TypeScript, and I have past experience in Ruby, Python, and PHP. I
have strong skills in HTML and CSS with standards-compliance.
I also strongly believe in testing when it comes to building high
quality software.
I used to work in virtual reality, 3D software programming and modeling while spending some free time on 2D game development. I was coding in C++ and using Qt.
I contribute to free and open source projects such as The Lounge, Chai, Ansible, and others, by writing code or helping the community. At W3C, I introduced, developed, and open sourced Echidna, a tool that automates publishing web standards.
I manage a couple of ARM-based servers running Debian for various purposes. They are provisioned using Ansible.
Want to know more about me? Here are a couple things you could check out:
I am always on the lookout for opportunities, learning new things or
meeting people.
I help organizing
Boston Area Scala Enthusiasts
meetups, and you can often see me at
other meetups.
For direct contact, email me at
jeremie@astori.fr.
You can also
follow me on Twitter.