My name is Benjamin Piouffle, I'm a
fullstack developer who graduated from the French engineering school
Epitech. I also studied for one year at the
California State University of Long Beach (USA).
I am currently working full-time as a CTO for the Open Finance
Consortium, a nonprofit developing
Open Collective, an open-source platform that helps communities achieve financial
sustainability.
I am also the founder of
CaptainFact, a French nonprofit
organization developing open-source and collaborative, real-time
fact-checking tools for citizens, media organizations, and
educational institutions.
I am not available for hire.
UDN:
MOOC
about organic governance (holocracy, self-sovereignty...)
edX:
MOOC
about media literacy, by Arizona State University
First year: C, UNIX systems, security, SQL
Second year: C++, Web security, network
Third year: Advanced C++, Java, business science
Fifth year: Artificial intelligence, evolution programming,
personal projects
First semester: English
Second semester: Security, Java, Operating Systems, Web Design
Main technologies: NodeJS, GraphQL, Apollo, React
Main technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, Absinthe, GraphQL, Apollo, React, Redux, WebExtension
Main technologies: C++, C#, Python
Numvision is a company located in the south of France that
provides files backup and synchronisation solutions for
companies. My work mainly consisted of improving the main
company's product "Numsync", creating a REST API and
automatizing the build of mobile applications.
Main technologies: Java / J2EE, REST API, Android and IOS builds
Internship at EFrogg, a web agency. Development of a SEO
analysis tool and work on various websites.
Main technologies: HTML, Javascript, JQuery, PHP, MySQL
Internet is filled with rich and abundant data. Information
travels fast and we don't have the time to check that everything
we see and hear is correct.
CaptainFact is a social platform that allows
people to debate and help each other to verify that data by
sourcing it, voting and chatting about facts.
Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, GraphQL, React, Redux, WebExtension
Et si demain... is a citizen debate platform
designed to facilitate discussions about New Caledonia's 2018
independence referendum. The platform features short videos (under
30 seconds) where speakers present individual arguments, ideas, or
questions. A team of journalists verifies and sources the
citizens' contributions, ensuring all arguments are fact-based.
The project was conceived during Noumea's first Hackathon by a
team consisting of two journalists, a motion designer, and myself
as the developer. It has since evolved to involve two news
organizations and launched to the public in January 2018.
Technologies: React, GatsbyJS, GraphQL
This project aims to provide a set of tools to monitor a
democratic entity. This entity can be a country, a city council or
your organization. You can get a preview of the front-end with
fake data on
this link.
Technologies: ES6, React