Thomas Stephan
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Thomas Stephan

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Profile

Full-stack developer with a low-level, systems, performance, and tooling focus. I build showcase websites, online CVs, and smaller web products that still need a backend and an admin layer. My priority is to keep delivery clear, maintainable, and production-ready without overengineering the stack.

Quick facts

Location
Beaumont-sur-Oise, France
Languages
French (native), English (conversational)
Focus
Showcase sites, online CVs, and web products with a backend and admin layer.

Professional experience

Freelance

2024 - present
  • - Design and development of showcase websites and online CVs.
  • - Integration of simple backends for content, publication, and administration.
  • - Delivery of responsive, maintainable interfaces with clear structure.
  • - Deployment and maintenance with a delivery-first mindset.

Skills

CC++RustTypeScriptNext.jsReactDockerPodmanOpenGLDevOpsBackendAPI

Education

  • 42

    2024 - present

    Ongoing practical training focused on programming, systems, C/C++, and autonomy.

  • ESGI - Diplôme Supérieur en Ingénierie Informatique

    2021 - 2024

    Bac+3 program focused on information systems, development, and deployment support.

  • DUT GEII, Neuville

    2018 - 2021

    Technical higher education in electrical engineering and industrial computing.

  • Bac STI2D

    2018

    Technical baccalaureate.

Languages

  • French: native
  • English: conversational

Selected projects

  • mandelbroot

    Assembly Mandelbrot renderer with a strong low-level focus and explicit execution control.

  • just-shell

    Paired minishell project centered on parsing, execution, and AST-based command handling.

  • ft_transcendence

    Tech lead on a team project spanning Rust, Next.js, Docker, Podman, C#, and Go.

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