whoami
Junior web developer specializing in cybersecurity, based in France.
I learn by doing, across dev, security, and personal projects like Shoryu and Pitstoppd.
Open to full-time and fixed-term roles (CDI / CDD).
about me
I'm a junior web developer with a specialization in cybersecurity. I started in IT through development, building small projects and learning how software works from the inside out, then found that security scratched the same itch and made everything click.
I'm currently finishing a Bachelor in Computer Science at Ynov (2023–2026), specializing in cybersecurity, after an earlier data analyst program. I'm comfortable on both sides of the stack : front and back with React, Next.js, Node, and TypeScript, and on security topics like web, network, and binary exploitation.
The dev background stuck with me. I still write tools and side projects in Python, Go, JavaScript, and Bash, from Shoryu and Pitstoppd to smaller CLI tools. I find that building things is the best way to learn.
skills & tools
projects
A stats platform for Street Fighter 6. Player profiles with LP/MR history, global leaderboards, tournament results, and matchup charts, all pulled live from the Buckler API and rendered into clean, sortable views.
A Letterboxd-style companion for Formula 1. Log every Grand Prix, rate and review the races, and keep a running diary of the season. A working proof of concept, not actively maintained and with no real users yet.
A fast, concurrent username hunter written in Go. Give it a handle and it checks availability across dozens of sites in seconds, using goroutines to fan out requests in parallel.
A local-first password manager with a no-nonsense CLI. Vaults are sealed with AES-256 and a key derived from your master password through a salted KDF, so nothing is ever stored or transmitted in plaintext.
A small Neovim plugin for switching colorschemes without leaving the editor. Browse installed themes in a picker and preview each one live as you move through the list.
A post-install automation script for Arch Linux. One run bootstraps a fresh system: installs your package set, pulls AUR builds through yay, and deploys dotfiles and config so a reinstall takes minutes, not hours.
A browser-based incremental game built from scratch to learn JavaScript. No frameworks, just the DOM, timers, and game-loop logic, growing a little bee empire one upgrade at a time.
A curated, categorized reference of IT-security tooling, cheatsheets, and learning material. A living bookmark list for pentesting, CTFs, and self-study.
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