My name is Felix (He/Him). With over four years of experience in web development, I am a dynamic professional and an arts-oriented individual captivated by the transformative power of programming to bring ideas to life. I have contributed to over a dozen client projects across a wide range of industries, and I always have a passion project ongoing.

I am passionate about coding and always seek new ways to improve my craft. I love to work in tight-knit teams and find extreme satisfaction in finding a great solution to a challenging problem.

You can often find me on the dance floor at Cat's Corner Swing Dance School, either teaching a class or social dancing. I truly enjoy spending time learning about the arts and the culture it emerged from, and I especially love immersing myself in reading about music. Other practices include mindfulness, running, and playing board and video games.

I am a Lighthouse Labs graduate (February 2020 cohort), who has since been working full-time as a web developer. I am constantly teaching myself new skills, such as Next.js, GraphQL, ReactNative, and much more through online tutorials and personal projects. You can find in this GitHub most of what I've been working on in my personal time.

Where it all started. After graduating from Lighthouse Labs in April 2020, I landed a job at Webisoft, a small web agency startup based in Montréal. I was tasked to maintain, and build all of their React.js applications, which involved working on a long-standing app, an app which was just about ready to launch, and a new app in its infancy. The small size of the company and the different scopes for each project meant I had to learn how to adapt to a new environment quickly and independently.

Teamwork. At Nventive, I was part of a larger company with amazing devs to learn from. I worked on various projects, learning new technologies along the way such as Vue.js, TypeScript, and very briefly C# / ASP.NET Core. While there, I had many opportunities to pair program with experienced, senior developers who taught me valuable skills when it comes to teamwork in software development.

Flexibility & Quality. I was recruited at the beginning of 2022 to work for Nurun, a veteran web agency which has a ton of projects from a wide range of industries around the world. I worked for impressive clients such as Hydro-Québec, Cadillac, Grant Thornton, and ADMTL just to name a few. I had to adapt to new technologies, projects, and teams quickly as I was needed to jump from one project to another, while still having to maintain the highest possible code quality. While still doing the majority of my work in React.js and TypeScript, I had to learn technologies on the fly such as: GraphQL, Strapi, Storybook, CraftCMS, Stencil, and Twig just to name a few. Their emphasis on accessibility had me work closely with a WCAG expert, making sure that applications met WCAG 2.0 accessibility standards.

Next steps. I'm currently open for work! I am interested in either working for a company that has an in-house product or staying in the field of web agencies. My work experience has taught me to adapt quickly to a new environment and new teams, to pick up technologies on the go while maintaining rigorous work quality, and to always be curious and open-minded.

You can find me on LinkedIn, or through email