Bryan Schmitt · IT Project Manager · Saint-Mitre-les-Remparts (13)

14 years making
tools talk
to each other.

What drives me: turning complexity into flow. API connections, data synchronization, smart workflows and agentic AI — I design the integration architectures that make life easier for teams and clients alike.

A dual technical and managerial skill set: I architect integrations and RAG systems, and I coach my team towards autonomy. Automation isn't an option, it's leverage. If a process can be automated, I automate it. And if it can't… I dig until it can.

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years of experience on the web

years of team management

companies, one single trajectory

Full
Stack

from front-end to infra, AI included

n8n✦Shopify✦Liquid✦React✦React Native✦Next.js✦Angular✦Node.js✦JavaScript✦Backbone.js✦GraphQL✦API REST✦AWS✦Cloudflare✦Android✦IA agentique✦RAG✦Make / Zapier✦Jira✦Scrum✦KPI✦Management✦Avant-vente✦UI / UX✦Responsive✦SEO✦n8n✦Shopify✦Liquid✦React✦React Native✦Next.js✦Angular✦Node.js✦JavaScript✦Backbone.js✦GraphQL✦API REST✦AWS✦Cloudflare✦Android✦IA agentique✦RAG✦Make / Zapier✦Jira✦Scrum✦KPI✦Management✦Avant-vente✦UI / UX✦Responsive✦SEO✦

Sept. 2022 → today · Aix-en-Provence

IT Project Manager — The Oz

I lead a team of 7 developers and design the agency's integration architectures: n8n automations, API connections, data synchronization between ERPs, e-commerce platforms, logistics providers and marketplaces. I also work pre-sales to technically scope client projects.

Client work

Finsbury

End-to-end chain ERP → Socloz → logistics → marketplaces → Shopify: stock, orders and catalog continuously in sync, no manual re-entry.

ChefSquare

Technical architecture of a Shopify gift-card module: issuance, balance tracking and reconciliation with back-office tools.

Pain de Sucre

Socloz → Google Business → Shopify: store opening hours synced in real time so click & collect is always accurate.

R&D & internal tools

AI-assisted newsletter builder

A newsletter design tool requiring zero technical skills, AI-assisted and connected to Klaviyo.

Triage RAG

A RAG engine that classifies and prioritizes technical requests before a human even touches them.

Catalog chatbot

A RAG chatbot plugged into client catalog data: reliable, sourced product answers.

AI FAQ Shopify app

FAQ generation from product data to feed SEO and generative search ranking.

n8nShopifyLiquidReactNode.jsAWSGraphQLAPI RESTIA agentiqueRAGManagementAvant-vente

Jan. 2017 → Aug. 2022 · Marseille

From front-end to leadership — New Oxatis

Five years and eight months at the company behind the Oxatis e-commerce platform, where I moved from front-end development to the technical coordination of several teams.

2021 — 2022

PMO & Head of back-end development

Managed a team of 6 people.
Defined and computed the engineering department's KPIs.
Jira administration and centralization of requests from other departments.
Internal tools built with low-code (Make, Zapier) to eliminate repetitive tasks.
Guardian of proper Scrum practice.

2017 — 2021

Front-End Developer & Scrum Master

Modules and apps for the Oxatis solution, in Angular, React and vanilla JavaScript.
Custom tools for clients and back-office interfaces, UI/UX included.
Facilitated the team's rituals and retrospectives.
Pre-sales technical consultant: feasibility studies, specifications, requirement documents.

Client work

e-liquide.fr

Custom modules: DIY liquid configurator and dynamic glossary.

Rotorplace

Exploded-view module: browse spare parts on a diagram to order the right one.

Gouverneur Audigier

Eyewear configurator with optical corrections and dynamic price computation.

R&D & product work

Internal page builder

Designed many UIs for the page editor used across the whole platform.

Social networks app

App published on the Oxatis marketplace. See the listing →

Promo banner app

App published on the Oxatis marketplace. See the listing →

Variant list app

One of a dozen apps built for the platform. See the listing →

AngularReactNext.jsMake / ZapierJiraScrumKPI

Nov. 2012 → Jan. 2017 · Aix-en-Provence

Front-End Developer — Digital Virgo

Four years in mobile entertainment, building high-traffic consumer products: web apps, streaming platforms and online games.

Consumer SaaS products

Woozgo

Mobile version of the web app, in optimized vanilla JavaScript — on an in-house framework I designed.

PlayVOD

Built the entire front-end of the video-on-demand platform.

Prizee.com

Front-end of the portal and of the dozens of seasonal mini-games shipped every month in JavaScript.

JavaScript natifBackbone.jsResponsiveUI / UX

Apr. → Jul. 2012 · Paris

Front-End Developer, internship — My Little Paris

Four months in Paris for my very first job, working on the brand's special operations. That's where I got a taste for pixel-perfect work.

Partner minisites

Built minisites for partner brands and for the editorial team's internal needs.

Contests

Designed the visual identity of contest campaigns, then implemented them in HTML/CSS.

Smarty templates

Sliced Photoshop mockups into reusable back-office templates.

HTML / CSSSmartyPhotoshop

Degrees

Bachelor's degree in Multimedia, Internet & Webmastering

Université de Provence · 2011 — 2012

2-year technical degree in IT & Networks (IRIS)

Lycée de Lorgues · 2009 — 2011

High-school diploma in Electronics Engineering (STI)

Lycée Jules Ferry, Cannes

Side projects

Nights and weekends, I keep building: websites, apps, and excuses to try new stacks.

CigPrices

Tobacco prices around the world, legislation per country with an event timeline, a quit-smoking method and a news blog.

cigprices.com →

Eiko Apps

Home of my Android apps: presentations, screenshots and release tracking.

eiko-apps.com →

Potapote

Track your vegetable garden harvests season after season, without a spreadsheet.

Google Play →

Next.jsReact NativeCloudflareSEOAndroid

About

I've been passionate about technology since I was a kid. The web was the natural fit: it's the only place where code and design constantly talk to each other.

Above all, I'm profoundly lazy. Automating recurring tasks started as a way to free up time for more interesting things — then automation itself became the most interesting thing.

With the workflows I've set up across the companies I've worked for, I've probably saved several decades of cumulative work time. I was never paid pro rata to the time saved, though.

How I manage

Close to people and attentive. I have no problem being challenged on my ideas — that's often how we find the right one.

What I'm looking for

Product over one-shot production: building and nurturing internal and external tools for the long run.

How I stay current

A lot of YouTube. Yesterday about development, today almost exclusively about AI and its concrete uses.

Away from the keyboardVegetable gardenFootballVideo gamesTravel

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