Who is Alban Pasquelin?

Alban Pasquelin is a freelance software architect and tech lead with twenty years of product engineering across web, mobile, desktop and embedded systems. Co-founder and CTO of GoSecure since 2017 and CTO of RetroRoads, he was the IPTV architect of MyTF1 at e-TF1 and the first head of the TV division at Molotov TV, winner of Apple App of the Year 2016.

Is Alban Pasquelin available for work?

Immediately, full or part time. Where: Paris and Île-de-France, on site or hybrid · Rouen · French-speaking Switzerland, with Swiss invoicing · Remote across Europe.

What is Alban Pasquelin's day rate?

€750 – 850 per day in France, CHF 1,000 – 1,150 per day in Switzerland, $90 – 110 per hour remote.

What technologies does Alban Pasquelin work with?

Mainly TypeScript, React, React Native, Three.js, WebGL, Electron, GraphQL, Node.js. He builds whole products solo, from the real-time engine up to the interface.

What has Alban Pasquelin built?

AI Desktop Studio: A generative creation studio that runs on your own machine · Trillion3D: Game-engine virtualized geometry, in the browser · map3D: Real-time 3D mapping for React · panels: The chassis of a tool application, in 8 kB · media-studio: Capture, editing and video export on mobile · Enigma Cube: A WebGL puzzle RPG, engine included · map3D plugins: The official map3D ecosystem · Fine-tuning local: Training and evaluating an assistant that runs offline

Which companies has Alban Pasquelin worked for?

GoSecure, RetroRoads, Ardian, e-TF1, e-TF1, Innso, Infopro Digital, Staffmatch, Equidia, Arte, Amplement, Molotov TV, Business Lab, plus Molotov TV, Arte, Ardian, Equidia, Peugeot and Leroy Merlin.

Angular front-end developer, via DonkeyCode · 2017–2018

Equidia

From August 2017 to January 2018, for DonkeyCode, Alban Pasquelin led the complete rebuild of the Equidia TV website, France's reference channel for horse racing: front office and back office in Angular 5, on a PHP and Symfony API.

Equidia is France's reference channel for horse racing. Its website had to be rebuilt from the ground up, on the public side and the admin side alike.

I built the new site in Angular 5: TV schedule, video replay, race statistics, and the admin interfaces to manage content and schedule programmes.

The front end sits on a PHP 5 and Symfony 3 API. Development was test-driven, inside a team mixing UX, design and back end.

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