Software developer with more than ten years of experience. Mainly using legacy technologies (read Cobol and the like), but willing since forever to work with other technologies such as .NET and/or Java. Any other is welcome too. I have been working with Cobol, SQL, UNIX, Oracle, IBM i-Series (AS/400), SAP/ABAP, I even used a bit of C and Python here and there.

While unemployed, I took a bunch of courses on platforms like Coursera, EdX, where I learned about and used languages like Java, C++, C#, Scala, Python, R (with Markdown), Ruby, SML (Standard ML), Racket (Scheme), OCaml, Haskell, and maybe a few others I don't remember right now. Does it mean I like programming ? Yes, it does.

The fields I worked are mainly banking, hence the Cobol experience. Right now, the field I am working at is Aeronautics, and weirdly enough Cobol is also here, with a bit of Java.

Technically, I am comfortable using a GUI (Eclipse, Visual Studio and things like that), and I am also very comfortable using a terminal (for example xterm, vim, locally or through an ssh connection if necessary). And anything in-between or "out-between" (I know this word does not exist...).

I speak English (fluently, I think), and native French.