About

Welcome, and thank you for your interest.

I am a Software Quality Engineer. My journey began far from screens, on the machining workshop floor.

1. Industrial Rigor

I started my career as a CNC machine programmer, before specializing in ultrasonic non-destructive testing for the aerospace sector.

In that industry, a “bug” isn’t a task in a backlog. It is an internal crack in a critical engine part. Every signature on an inspection report commits to the safety of a flight.

I gained a conviction there: quality is not verified at the end, it is built from the start and throughout the entire cycle.

2. The Technical Foundation (42 School)

I then joined 42 School to master systems in depth.

There, I learned low-level logic and code rigor: C/C++, Assembly, and software architecture through the complete reimplementation of a web server, a Bash terminal, a memory allocator (malloc), a 3D game engine (Raycasting), the ping command (ICMP), STL containers (C++ Templates), and many other projects available on my GitHub.

This confrontation with technical complexity allows me not to observe software from the outside, but to understand its inner workings to better structure quality.

3. My Philosophy: Impact & Pareto Principle

For several years, I have navigated the software industry with one priority: efficiency.

I refuse dogmatic quality that exhausts teams. I apply the Pareto principle (80/20) to achieve maximum immediate impact and restore meaning to the quality process.

• Progressive coverage: Secure critical paths first to relieve the team, then extend the safety net without ever suffering from maintenance burden.
• Impact by design: Detect problems at the source (Shift Left) to avoid the exponential cost of late fixing.
• Streamline the flow: A good test architecture must be invisible to allow developers to invest in quality without friction.

Why this blog?

This site is a collection of field-tested practices.

I share architecture patterns, tools, and strategies to help evolve our engineering practices, without ever losing sight of pragmatism.

If you are looking for an approach where quality accelerates business instead of slowing it down, you are in the right place.