About

I grew up in the south of France and my journey in tech started very early. At 11, my father gave me my first computer — a 486 running at 33 MHz with Windows 3.0. That day, I discovered a fascinating world that would shape my life.

I remember my first steps online: browsing at 14,400 bits per second, then 24 or 33 kbps, eventually reaching 56 kbps. Connections were slow, but it felt like a revolution. I would connect to platforms like CompuServe, virtual spaces where imagination came alive.

Those years, digital tools were still in their infancy: torrents, ICQ, AOL, MSN Messenger. Every new technology was an opportunity to understand the "why" behind the "how". Curiosity was my main driver, and tech became an all-consuming passion.

In high school, I joined a computer club which helped me build my technical skills. I then studied computer engineering at IUT before joining Epitech in Paris. Though I coded, my interest naturally shifted toward understanding concepts and their impact.

Today, I identify primarily as a product owner and product manager. My role is to turn ideas into concrete solutions, collaborating with teams and measuring the impact of my decisions. This path has led me across various industries and project scales, always with a focus on efficiency and innovation.

Though I mostly work within established companies, I keep a startup mindset: build, test, and optimize to create value. The passion that has guided me throughout remains the same — turning concepts into real experiences and seeing the impact of my work every day.