senouci moulay

jan 2026 — present · remote / toulouse, france

remote / toulouse, france

• ›Competition economists and lawyers cannot afford an AI that invents. That is where L420 started: making French Competition Authority decisions searchable in natural language, but with sourced, verifiable, auditable answers.
• ›I built the product alone: RAG engine, chat interface, citation logic, history, authentication, billing, OAuth, an MCP connector for ChatGPT/Claude, deployment, and observability. The work was not just finding semantically similar text; it was showing which decisions were consulted, which ones were cited, and which paragraphs support the answer.

#next.js#react#typescript#tailwindcss#drizzle#postgres#anthropic#voyageai#pinecone#gcp#bigquery#cloud run#vercel

sep 2025 — present · remote / toulouse, france

remote / toulouse, france

• ›When one retail brand wants to acquire another, it needs to submit a file to the competition authority. That file is prepared by competition economists, analysts, and lawyers who have to reconstruct the local market: areas, stores, competitors, market shares, and concentration indicators.
• ›Pyner turns that work, usually scattered across Excel, maps, and data files, into a product workflow. I owned the tool end to end: UX, mapping, establishment data, market areas, exclusions, market shares, concentration indicators, Excel exports, secure sharing, auth, billing, and production deployment. The real challenge was keeping the business logic reliable without turning the tool into something heavy to use.

#next.js#react#typescript#tailwindcss#drizzle#postgres#anthropic#voyageai#pinecone#gcp#bigquery#cloud run#maplibre#clerk#vitest

feb 2025 — sep 2025 · remote / toulouse, france

remote / toulouse, france

• ›Atchik had an existing application that needed to evolve without breaking the service. The monolith made releases more sensitive: one change could pull in too many dependencies and increase the risk of regressions elsewhere in the product.
• ›I suggested the move toward a microservices architecture and helped implement it with the team: Java/Spring Boot, Docker, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, Keycloak, CI/CD, then the progressive migration of the frontend from Angular to React with TypeScript. The impact was concrete: more targeted deployments, services that could evolve separately, less risk of breaking another part of the application, and a smoother base for adding new features.

#java#spring boot#angular#gcp#kubernetes#docker#github actions#keycloak#react#typescript#mysql

jun 2025 — jul 2025 · remote / toulouse, france

remote / toulouse, france

• ›The agency wanted to leave its collective platform and regain control of its digital presence. Part of its data, listings, and brand image still depended on the group's infrastructure.
• ›I built the new site alone: data recovery, property catalogue, listing pages, contact forms, authentication, favourites, an estimation calculator based on price per square meter by city, domain configuration, email setup, deployment, and client installation. It was not just a brochure site, but a complete tool to make the agency autonomous.

#next.js#typescript#tailwindcss#postgres#clerk#vercel

oct 2024 — feb 2025 · remote / toulouse, france

remote / toulouse, france

• ›The problem was simple: supporting several associations usually means making several separate payments. HasanatPlus simplifies that flow: donors choose multiple organisations, make one payment, and the platform redistributes the funds automatically.
• ›I developed the platform end to end: donor journey, Stripe, fair distribution logic, association space, admin space, donation tracking, and deployment. The complexity was keeping the payment simple for users while making the distribution reliable on the platform side.

#next.js#typescript#tailwindcss#postgres#stripe#clerk

sep 2022 — oct 2024 · hybrid / toulouse, france

hybrid / toulouse, france

• ›Air France gave me a large-company environment, with real business needs and internal applications used on web and iPad. I worked with Java, Spring Boot, Angular, Ionic, and TypeScript on business interfaces and REST APIs.
• ›The important part was not only the code: I had to understand different business contexts, clarify requirements, translate discussions into features, test with JUnit/Mockito, manage dependencies with Maven, and ship in a structured environment with Jira, Confluence, GitHub/Bitbucket, and Bamboo.

#java#angular#ionic#typescript#postgres