Adrien Ancelin
IT Engineer, Java Software Analyst
CARREER GOAL
Seeking a full time position in the IT field, with a solid technical part in relation to my actual skills and a human dimension, in a company that offers interesting projects and good evolution perspectives with an enjoyable work environment.
PROFILE SUMMARY
Graduated from a French IT engineer school in 2009, I've had the opportunity over the last three years to use the skills I have acquired in school, and to discover many new domains in the different opportunities I've followed, and to use them in the several companies I already worked with.
- Solid communication skills, both oral and written in French (native speaker) and English (good level, with a 985 TOEIC and an international life)
- Basic skills in the IT field learnt in my French engineer school (five-year bachelor's degree) : Development in several computer languages (C, C++, C#, Java, PHP), Algorithms, OOP, Management, Documentation, databases, graphical interfaces, mathematics...
- 3 years of professional experience in several java-related fields, with a wide Java overview, JSE/JEE, Google frameworks (GWT, Android, GAE), Spring MVC, Hibernate, Wicket, Vaadin (formerly IT Mill), and the SAP Java Suite (WebDynpro Java, Portal Development Kit, and everything that relates to SAP Netweaver/Portal from 7.0 to 7.3 versions)
- Knowledge of the main tools used (Eclipse, SVN, Maven...)
- Great capacity of adaptation and quick learning gained during my years of prep school
- Human relationship skills gained through managing associative student events in my school years
- Experienced on handling the whole life cycle of a project, answering a proposal, specifications, development, acceptance, delivery
- Experience in training people on the used technologies, teaching either clients or colleagues as an assignment
86 contacts2010 - 2012• Analysis and development of SAP Java applications for major French companies (WebDynpro Java, Portal Development Kit, Visual Composer, Composite Application Framework)
• Portal Administration on version 7.0 to 7.3 (Content / User / System + Netweaver Admin)
• Training of clients on the basics of the technologies used in their applications
• Technical management of an offshore subsidy located in Budapest, Hungary for 6 months to train the local developers to SAP technologies so that they can do some cheap offshore SAP development
• Netweaver platform upgrade from 7.0 to 7.3
• Setup of a federated portal network inside a company
Achievements : The Hungarian team is autonomous and able to train the newly hired staff members. Complete setup of a portal project over 18 months in a company that had no pre-existing portal solution. Many applications deployed for the main clients, which were in conformity with the original requests.
2009 - 2010• Design/Development of Java applications
• Development of a data-managing platform (with Wicket) for a French ministry
• Use of agile development methods in the projects (SCRUM)
Achievements : Deployment of a project using an agile approach with a client that never used this kind of method and that was satisfied.
2009 - 2009• Design/Development of applications under Android 1.5/1.6
• Design/Development of GWT applications with a GAE database
• Writing of technology blog posts / Technology Watch
• Self-management in a team of 5 to keep several projects in motion
Achievements : Several prototypes entered in some development contests. A few articles on GWT published in a French IT magazine. Early adoption of technologies such as Android when they weren't already trendy.
2008 - 2008• Analysis of the existing applications and formalization of the user requests
• Development of a LDAP client (classic JEE with servlets and jsp) following the HR department specifications
• Design/Development of a SSO web portal (with It Mill)
• Acceptance and reviews with the final users
Achievements : The HR department was satisfied with his new application, that provided substantial innovations (profile with pictures, advanced search options, better response time). Development of prototypes that have been used among the development team to monitor existing applications.