Originally from Brittany, I grew up with my first computer running Windows XP Whistler. Early in my teenage years, I explored interactive design and programming, and in 2010, at age 14, I created my first themes and tweaks on Cydia for my jailbroken 4th-gen iPod touch. It marks my debut as a designer, engineer, and maker.

I live now in Paris, France — where I continue to explore software and create stuff, sometimes solo and with my friends and peers. I find the most joy in my work when I’m hands-on with engineers, building features, and polishing details. In 2018, I focused most of my work on the topic of developer experience by first working on the topics of design systems, tokens, formats, and APIs.

When not in front of a keyboard, I like building LEGO sets, experimenting with new espresso recipes, and listening to Hip-Hop vinyl records. These three activities help me a lot in disconnecting my brain from work, as they require me to focus on my other senses: the rigidity of colorful plastic bricks, the smell of a freshly brewed café cubano, and the sound of the diamond tip that follows the record wiggles as it turns.