About
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Platform Engineer with 5 years of experience, specialized in Kubernetes, Cloud, CI/CD pipelines and Linux.
I’m a deeply curious person: I regularly try out new tools, I read release announcements the way others read the news, and I usually have a POC running locally on something that caught my eye the week before. This curiosity isn’t a side hobby: it’s what lets me quickly grasp a new environment, propose solutions the team hadn’t thought of, and stay up to date in a fast-moving ecosystem.
The rest of the time, I like environments that are simple, reliable and close to production. Pragmatic, I favor robust and reproducible solutions over complexity for the sake of complexity.
Certified CKA (Certified Kubernetes Administrator), CKAD (Certified Kubernetes Application Developer), CKS (Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist), KCNA (Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate), KCSA (Kubernetes and Cloud Native Security Associate).
Technical skills #
Orchestration & Cloud Kubernetes · OVH MKS · GKE · Docker Swarm · Helm · OpenTofu
GitOps & CI/CD ArgoCD · GitLab CI · Harbor · Nexus · SonarQube · Jenkins
Security Trivy · Kyverno · Falco · CrowdSec · Sealed Secrets · Gitleaks
Monitoring Prometheus · Grafana · Loki · Alertmanager · Zabbix
Network & Ingress Traefik · Cert-Manager · TCP/IP · DNS · HTTP/S
Systems & Databases Linux (Debian / Ubuntu / RHEL) · PostgreSQL · MySQL · Shell
Education #
Master’s degree in Computer Science — EPSI, Nantes · 2020–2022
Professional Bachelor’s degree — EPSI, Nantes · 2019–2020
BTS SIO (2-year technical degree) — EPSI, Nantes · 2017–2019
Baccalauréat STI2D, SIN option — La Joliverie, Saint-Sébastien-sur-Loire · 2016–2017
Languages #
French — Native · English — B2 · Spanish — B1
Certifications #
CKA - March 2026
CKAD - April 2026
CKS - May 2026
KCNA - April 2026
KCSA - May 2026
Kubestronaut - May 2026
Working environment #
I work 100% on Linux (and I really care about it) - Ubuntu 24.04 daily, Windows only for gaming. It makes a real difference: tools, reflexes and environments stay consistent from the workstation to production.
For development and tech watch, I run a local K3S cluster that lets me test Helm charts, manifests or new technologies before getting them anywhere near production. I use nerdctl to build and manage images — a Docker-compatible CLI but on top of containerd, daemonless.
My editor is VSCode, my terminal is Bash, and my everyday tools are the ones you’d find in any serious DevOps environment: kubectl, Helm, OpenTofu, git.
Outside of work #
Open Source & Linux 🐧 · Motorcycling 🏍️ · WoW raiding 🛡️