Realcast is a french XR startup which is developing cultural XR experiences for museums and recently started developing VR video games.

I was focused on the development of Just Hoops, a VR basketball game for Meta Quest headsets. I was working in a team of up to 5 persons: an asset integrator/level designer, an FX artist, a 3D generalist and a game designer. Here are some of the things I did while working on that game:

• Integrated third-party solutions to handle matchmaking and game analytics. And more importantly I researched and integrated a hand-tracking driven physically-based hand animation solution.
• Worked on the core gameplay loop of the game and its save system.
• Built and provided some ‘quality of life’ tools for the team in order to streamline the process of creating and testing new levels.
• Created a multi-platform automated build pipeline for Just Hoops in order to reduce human errors, save time and reduce stress.
• Took in charge a few programming interns and made sure they were understanding the environment in which they evolved and how to complete their tasks.

Ubisoft is a world leading game company releasing AAA games every year.

I was a Junior Tools Developer in the cinematic team during the development of Ghost Recon : Breakpoint. The team of 50+ people was mainly composed of animators, a few FX artists and sound designers, one compositing team and two tools developers.

Here are my achievements in that team:

• Refactored an in-engine tool to export rendering passes that was either taking too much time or not exporting the images correctly.
• Built a tool to allow animators to launch in-game cinematics in a few clics in the Anvil game-engine, effectively saving them a lot of time.

SoWhen? is a french company creating immersives experiences.

As their first developer, I was in charge of building small prototypes and immersives experiences. I built VR and AR applications using Unreal Engine 4 or Unity.

Relatable experiences :

• Built an AR car configurator where the user could visualize its customized car at 1:1 scale using a phone.
• Built an AR application to simulate the placement of new furnitures in the user’s home.
• Built a VR application that would allow a remote actor wearing a motion capture suit to interact with a user wearing a VR headset across the country.

L’Ecole Centrale de Nantes is a french engineering school where the IRCCyN research lab is located.

I was working in the Psycotec team, a team of psychologists focusing at that time on how to help factory workers learn and do their job more efficiently.

I was in charge of building a serious game simulating some of their working conditions and tracking their responses to various tasks.

Here is what I did at that time:

• Checked the requirements of the simulation with the team.
• Chose the game engine based on team requirements (jMonkeyEngine)
• Built the simulation and even did some of the arts using Blender.