Thomas T.

Thomas T. has extensive work experience in various software engineering and development roles. Thomas started their career in 2007, working as a website designer and developer for Association Club Teli. In 2008, they worked as a website developer for Site Seconde and as a website designer and developer for Office Notarial de la Manufacture.

In 2010, Thomas T. became a CryEngine 2 Teacher at EPITECH Game Development Laboratory, where they prepared courses and practical works for students learning CE2 programming and using CryEngine for their projects. Thomas also worked as a User Experience Designer at Total Immersion in 2012, where they improved the user experience for the TryLive Eyewear product and conducted usability test campaigns.

From 2010 to 2013, Thomas T. held the position of Lead Programmer and Project Manager at French Touch Studio, where they developed key features for the Casus Belli modification for Crysis Wars. In 2012, they also worked as a Lead CryEngine Programmer for the project Cinquième Sommeil, focusing on creating interactions suitable for virtual gaming headsets such as Oculus Rift.

In 2014, Thomas T. joined Sopra HR Software as an R&D Developer. Thomas started as a Junior Java Software Engineer, maintaining and developing new features for the Pléiades HR platform. After 2.5 years, they transitioned to the role of Tech Lead and Web Security, managing a team of 8 people and improving the product's security based on vulnerability audits.

From 2017 to 2023, Thomas T. worked at Zenly as a Senior Software Engineer. Thomas spent 3 years developing the 3D Map Engine for Android and iOS, focusing on real-time performance and the support of new rendering APIs. Thomas also worked on the development of a WYSIWYG art editor for art asset development.

Currently, in 2023, Thomas T. holds the position of Senior Software Engineer 3D Maps Engine at Peer Inc, where they continue their work in the field of map engine development.

Thomas T. attended the EPITECH - European Institute of Technology from 2006 to 2012, where they pursued a degree in Computer Science.