Kerrian Auduc

Developed a C# .NET tool leveraging the Autodesk Inventor API to automatically generate 3D parts, using Visual Studio and VS Code as IDEs.

Modeled components designed to be assembled into the final structure of AFC-type heat exchangers.

Optimized performance of a resource-intensive and time-consuming process, significantly reducing execution overhead.

Integrated the tool into the mechanical design workflow, enhancing the digital production pipeline.

Used Git and Azure DevOps for version control, code reviews, and task tracking.

Conducted user requirements analysis, drafted detailed specifications, and defined the most suitable technology stack.

Designed, developed, and thoroughly tested software applications to ensure robustness and reliability.

Oversaw deployment processes, implemented CI/CD pipelines, and provided long-term maintenance and support of delivered solutions.

Developed a high-performance C++ application for the encryption of hundreds of thousands of PDF files with multithreading and AES encryption, featuring automatic adaptation to the host machine’s hardware capabilities and the automated transfer of encrypted files to a remote REST API server.

Built a Python-based non-regression testing (NRT) application with a graphical user interface (GUI) developed in wxPython, enabling intuitive use and simplified regression test management.

Designed and implemented a .NET (WPF) client application together with a C++ server backend for the visualization of nearly one million customer documents, including advanced user account management, security logging, and TLS encryption for secure communication.

Developed a heavy client software for automated image processing prior to OCR: automatic resolution adjustment, compression (DPI), file count verification before transfer, and user identification. Version control and collaboration were managed through GitLab.

Built a Python application to replace Fail2ban on a Debian server: rule management via configuration files, regex-based rules, and firewall integration with iptables. Development carried out in Visual Studio Code with GitLab for source control.

Created a console application for automatic data backup: task configuration through files, deployment on Windows Server for backing up very large database files, and performance optimization for high-speed backups. SQL operations were performed on SQL Server with SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).

Monitored and ensured the successful execution of data analysis and data generation processes.

Used Rider IDE for C# development, Visual Studio Code for Python, and GitLab for version control, code reviews, and task tracking across all projects.