After my French scientific baccalaureate where I was graduated with honours, I achieved a Master in Information Technology at EPITECH, a 5-year graduate school specialized in IT and computer science engineering in Paris, France. Courses were very practical since methodology is based on team work and hands-on-project. I learned to master technical tools, develop project management skills and manage complex situations that may arise in an ever-changing business environment.
Then I wanted to add to my existing knowledge a new dimension with business IT, especially in a foreign country. That is why the partnership offered by the MBIT (Master of Business Information Technology) at the RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) and my school in France was a huge opportunity to study what I had to improve, business and management IT, in a renowned university.
Between 2005 and 2007 I worked as a teacher at EPITECH: I taught 3rd and 4th year students SQL-Oracle. I authored and corrected examinations and supervised labs: it was a great experience of learning how to learn to other people.
In 2005 I made a 4 months internship in the United States. I worked in the IT department of Canberra (AREVA group) where I developed an audit tool, provided IT support and wrote a lot of translations.
Between June 2006 and June 2007 I have been working as an analyst developer in FWA, a young innovative IT company developing specific applications for management, finance and banking in .NET. I worked as a part of the developer team on a lot of small and big projects currently in production environments for big groups.
During my studies at the RMIT I used to work remotely for this company. With an Australia based development team we realized many works on different .NET projects.
I am passionate about the all new Internet services emerging everyday and the business made around all these entities: how the founders raised their companies based on an idea, how they make money, how they create new needs and new business models...
I also travel a lot (Asia/Oceania, USA, Europe), and have a keen interest on discovering new cultures and environments.





