What I can do for you
I help CTOs and engineering teams make infrastructure manageable—whether you’re moving to cloud, staying partly on‑prem, or trying to avoid the next DIY infra burnout.
I build cloud‑like stacks that small teams can actually run. The focus is clear ownership, low maintenance, and fewer on‑call surprises. AI is a tool in that system, not the point of it.
How I think about the work:
- Manageable beats scalable
- Plain systems beat clever systems
- Mastery beats tool sprawl
- Human‑readable runbooks beat dashboards
My services include:
- Designing cloud‑like local environments that are plain, efficient, and operable by small teams.
- Making AI agents reliable in real infrastructure workflows, with guardrails, observability, and repeatable runbooks.
- Building internal developer platforms that streamline delivery, standardize workflows, and improve developer experience.
- Shaping internal service platforms that make capabilities reusable across teams and directly support business goals.
- Planning and executing cloud migrations that keep critical on‑prem services intact.
- Building a shared infrastructure baseline: modules, workflows, and runbooks your team can actually maintain.
- Hands‑on guidance to reduce ops risk, cost surprises, and hero‑only knowledge.
Want to discuss your situation? Connect with me on LinkedIn to start a conversation.
More about me
Hello there, I'm a seasoned entrepreneur with a passion for both hardware and software that spans over two decades. My journey began in 1995 when I stumbled upon a BASIC programming book for MO5, which soon evolved into a fascination with PC hardware when I got my first computer in 1996 (I had to disassemble it to understand how it worked).
In the late 90s, I moved quickly away from Quick Basic on to C and C++. I started developing small 3D games using OpenGL in 2002. I've always been intrigued by system-level programming and the concept of threads, which led me to explore Linux in depth, including building it from scratch in 2005 with LFS.
In 2003, I started assembling PCs at a local computer store in Grenoble, and by 2004, I was teaching computer basics to retirees. Graduating from ENSERG in 2007, I started working with microcontrollers and embedded Linux at Freescale.
I co-founded and lead a software development agency of 15 employees for 10 years. There I helped tailor software solutions that can run on-prem in secure environments for the broadcast industry with Orange (Globecast) and the energy sector with EDF.
Now, I help businesses and engineering teams achieve high-impact AI integration and faster project results without the complexity and steep learning curve.