Nicolas is an accomplished software engineer and architect with 20 years of experience in development and architecture, with proficiency in Java and JavaScript technologies, as well as other tools and languages. Nicolas has been part of small startups and big companies, recently working on a mobile banking app for an international group, creating a CQRS backend system for Renault, and contributing to a very customizable CMS for the Boston Consulting Group website. He is extremely enthusiastic about his work and enjoys collaborating and building productive partnerships with clients and team members.
Boston Consulting Group partners with leaders in business and society to tackle their most important challenges and capture their greatest opportunities. BCG was the pioneer in business strategy when it was founded in 1963. Acted as a Fullstack developer for a very large and fully customized CMS that was created in Java. Managed API creation, data extraction support for the Machine Learning team, and E2E Automated testing with Webdriver IO.
The project was a platform for merchant payments and financial services in Africa. It aims to offer a single platform, for getting paid, paying others, and earning revenue. With one platform to manage their many operations, merchants can save time and costs of running a business. Worked on the development of the application for sharing payment via mobile in Africa.
This is an open-source project inspired by the paper titled: Direct Style Monadic Parser Combinators For The Real World. Masala Parser is a Javascript implementation of the Haskell Parsec. It is plain Javascript that works in the browser, is tested with more than 450 unit tests, covering 100% of code lines. Masala Parser keywords are simplicity, variations, and maintainability. You won't need theoretical bases on languages for extraction or validation use cases.
