Matthieu Delanoë

Matthieu Delanoë has a diverse and extensive work experience. Matthieu currently holds the position of Chief Technology Officer at AirSaas since January 2021. Prior to that, they served as a Technical Lead at IOT Valley from September 2019 to December 2020.

One of their notable roles was as a Co-founder and CTO at Wedden, a startup they helped establish in 2015. At Wedden, they were responsible for designing and coding the product, meeting clients' needs, optimizing sales and marketing workflow, monitoring finances, and seeking potential investors. Matthieu held this position until June 2019.

From October 2009 to April 2017, Matthieu worked at Enablon / Wizness, where they held multiple roles. Matthieu served as a Technical Team Manager, leading a team of developers and architecting platforms using Symfony. Matthieu was also the Lead Developer for those platforms, coding in PHP, JavaScript, CSS, and utilizing Bootstrap and font icon libraries. In addition, they played the role of Software Architect, overseeing the design, development, maintenance, and migrations of the wizness.com platform.

In 2009, Matthieu worked as a Software Engineer at ALEKS Corporation, where they developed a web interface for creating and editing math formulas using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Canvas.

Matthieu began their career as a Software Developer intern at EDF R&D in 2007, where they modified Blender source code, created a plugin, and added functionalities to the Blender game kit.

In 2006, they had another internship as a Software Developer at Direction Informatique et Systèmes d’Information (ENSTB).

Overall, Matthieu Delanoë has a strong background in technology leadership, software development, and project management, with a particular expertise in web development and Symfony framework.

Matthieu Delanoë obtained a Master's degree in Computing, Telecommunications from Telecom Bretagne between 2005 and 2008. Prior to that, they completed their classes préparatoires in MPSI - MP* at Lycée Clemenceau - Nantes from 2003 to 2005.