About
An engineer who thinks like a designer.
I'm Philippe Le Goff, a Full Stack JavaScript / TypeScript developer based near Lyon. My career began with a mobile development internship in 2018. Since then, I have built web and mobile applications, including AI-enabled features, with particular attention to code quality, architecture, and interface design.
I value projects that allow me to contribute to both the technical foundations of an application and the experience it provides. Understanding a need, building a reliable solution, and making it clear and pleasant to use are the aspects of development that motivate me most.
Current job search
I am currently looking for a Full Stack web and/or mobile developer position. I would like to join a team where I can contribute across the front-end and back-end, deepen my skills alongside other developers, and help deliver useful applications. I bring autonomy, curiosity, and a strong commitment to writing maintainable code.
Languages
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Python
Frontend & mobile
- React.js
- React Native
- Angular
- Flutter
Backend & data
- Node.js
- Express.js
- PostgreSQL
- SQL / NoSQL
Testing
- Vitest
- Playwright
Tools & delivery
- Git
- GitHub Actions
- Docker
- Linux
Engineering
- REST API design
- Application security (OWASP)
- AI integration
Timeline
From a first app to Full Stack development.
2025 → Present
Product Owner & Full Stack Developer · Reflexx
Leading the product and building the merchant dashboard and mobile app across loyalty, rewards, campaigns, analytics and customer engagement, while owning the front-end and back-end architecture and overall UX consistency.
2024 → Present
Full Stack Web & Mobile Developer · TEAMUPP
Building TEAMUPP's iOS and Android app, internal back office, engagement workflows, analytics and reporting tools, with integrations for Apple Health, Google Fit, Garmin, Fitbit and Strava.
2018
Mobile Developer Intern · JRC, Ispra
Built a mobile app to manage school bus operations during an internship at the Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy. Seeing software solve a concrete need is what made me want to become a developer.