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Noteworthy Projects

• Marketplace Orchestrator

  Marketplace Orchestrator is a complex project built using a microservice architecture that manages the Kiabi marketplace. The project consists of various microservices that communicate with each other to ensure seamless functionality of the Kiabi marketplace. The system handles the onboarding of new sellers and verifies the validity of their information and offers. The project also leverages Kafka to manage large product data streams efficiently. As an essential component of the Kiabi marketplace, the project is responsible for ensuring the correct display of product information on the kiabi.com website. The Marketplace Orchestrator project is an excellent example of how modern microservices architecture and event-driven systems can help streamline complex processes in large-scale e-commerce platforms.

• Competitor Price Repository

  Competitor Price Repository is a robust and scalable project that streamlines the process of managing competitor pricing data for a company's stores. It provides a centralized repository for managing competitor data, including manual matching input and AI-based matching using pictures and descriptions. The project also allows for the association of competitor data with specific stores and enables the export of this data to different data streams like BigQuery or Kafka for further analysis and reporting. By leveraging this system, companies can gain valuable insights into their competitors' pricing strategies and make data-driven decisions to stay ahead in the market.

• Smatch

  Smatch is a cutting-edge project that I have had the opportunity to work on. It involves creating a platform that matches competitor products with those sold by Leroy Merlin. The platform uses a combination of manual matching input made by users and AI-powered matching based on pictures and descriptions. As a team member on this project, I contributed to the development of the backend and frontend components of the platform, working with technologies such as Java, Spring, Vue.js, and React. This project has sharpened my skills in both manual and automated data matching, as well as my ability to design and develop scalable applications. It has been an incredible opportunity to work on such an innovative project and I am excited to see its impact in the retail industry.

• Dopanim

  DOP'ANIM is a cutting-edge application designed to efficiently manage commercial operations and reimbursement offers for Leroy Merlin. Built with the latest technology stacks, DOP'ANIM features a multi-layered architecture that ensures seamless performance and robust functionality. The frontend is developed using Vue.js, a popular progressive JavaScript framework that enables dynamic and responsive user interfaces. On the other hand, the backend is developed using Java, utilizing Spring and Reactive Programming to ensure high-performance and scalability. With its advanced features and efficient design, DOP'ANIM is poised to revolutionize the way commercial operations are managed, providing Leroy Merlin with a competitive edge in the market.

• Cualista

  Cualista is a sophisticated platform designed to analyze the INCI ingredient list of beauty products with unparalleled accuracy. Leveraging advanced algorithms, Cualista rapidly identifies the presence or absence of three key ingredients, namely parabens, sulfates, and silicones, providing users with comprehensive insights into their product choices. Moreover, the platform is equipped with a dynamic price-tracking feature that enables users to optimize their purchasing power by identifying price trends and purchasing products at the most opportune time. Cualista is the ultimate tool for beauty product aficionados, providing them with a powerful analytical arsenal to make informed and rewarding product choices.

• AS24 by Total

  The AS 24 project aimed to revamp the customer portal of the French fuel distribution company, a subsidiary of the Total group, catering to professionals across Europe. The redesigned portal enables users to access information about the company's departments and their subscription contracts. The project involved the use of Angular and Java (Spring) technologies to build the new portal, which promises an enhanced user experience.