Six years building production web at scale. Started at Vox Teneo on the Volkswagen group's Belgian sites, joined Decathlon Belgium in 2021 — urrently leading frontend engineering across several product teams.
Four projects from the last six years. Each was load-bearing for a brand, a launch, or a customer flow that mattered.
Built from the ground up: a custom CMS letting Decathlon's marketing and store teams to author event landing pages without engineering, plus a multilingual public site where customers browse and register. RemixJs + NestJS, shipped end-to-end.
Three customer-facing brand sites for Decathlon's expert lines: running, road cycling, and mountaineering. Shared design system and tooling, three editorial voices, three commerce flows. Same codebase, three identities.
A platform where Decathlon customers list and sell their used gear directly to each other, directly integrated with decathlon.be catalog
At Vox Teneo: shipped three customer-facing properties for the Volkswagen group's Belgian importer — a branded dealer locator for each Volkswagen brands (Porsche, Lamborghini, Audi, etc.), the MyWay used-car platform, and the D'Ieteren corporate site. My first year as a web engineer.
Started in 2020 at Vox Teneo, a Brussels agency, building digital products for the Volkswagen group — dealer locators, MyWay, D'Ieteren. Moved to Decathlon Belgium the following year as a fullstack engineer, and grew into leading the team behind c2c, the expert brand sites, and the new event platform.
Technically, I work across the stack in TypeScript — Next.js or Svelte on the front, NestJS and PostgreSQL on the back. But the part I find most interesting is upstream: understanding what users actually need, where the friction is, and what a better experience looks like before a single line is written. The code is how I get there.