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Doom Sébastien

Frontend-focused full-stack developer in Nice. Four years on a white-label car-sharing SaaS used by operators worldwide: payments, subscriptions, release tooling. Built getfolio.dev solo.

Nice, FranceGitHub Zansuken
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2,418contributions in the last year

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cairn

Android app that tracks a streak of days you don't open an app you're trying to quit. Flutter UI with native Kotlin for usage detection. Runs fully on-device: no backend, no account, no analytics. [in development]

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doom-ui

React and TypeScript component library built from scratch to go deep on headless and compound component patterns. Published on npm as @doom-ui/components. Includes an accessible DatePicker with range selection, a virtualized Table with sorting and filtering, and a polymorphic Button, all fully typed with generic props.

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agile-flow

Built to learn NestJS. Agile project manager with a Kanban board that updates live across clients through Firestore listeners. The NestJS API handles Firebase auth verification and the projects, sprints and tasks endpoints, validated with class-validator and documented in Swagger.

TypeScript1 stars0 forks
Source, agile-flow

Stack

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Redux
  • Redux-Saga
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Node.js
  • Firebase
  • Google Cloud
  • Nx
  • Electron
  • Stripe

Resume

PDF, updated Sep 2026

About

Hey, I'm Sébastien.

I built getfolio.dev on my own, end to end. It generates a developer portfolio from your GitHub activity and keeps it in sync. Auth, Stripe billing, scheduled GitHub sync, eight themes, custom domains, and an LLM review that scores a portfolio and rewrites the lines that weaken it. It's live, you're on it right now.

Before that and alongside it, four years at Vulog on a white-label car-sharing platform used by operators in Europe, Canada, Australia and Japan, with clients including Toyota, Hyundai-Kia and VW Group:

  • Payments: card integration, deposit pre-authorization, Apple Pay and Google Pay, on both Stripe and Adyen.
  • Built most of the subscription web app for Leo&Go (Lyon, 400 vehicles) and Leo Mont-Real: Next.js, Nx, Firebase, per-fleet config, BFF over the core API.
  • After the team went from 9 devs to 3, I worked across billing, booking and fleet management, and owned deployment and versioning for the four core apps. Running my own product taught me that product decisions weigh as much as technical ones.

What I work with:

  • Front end: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Redux, Redux-Saga, Zustand, Tailwind CSS
  • Back end: Node.js, NestJS, Firebase, Google Cloud, Stripe, Adyen
  • Tooling: Nx, Electron, Vercel, Sentry I write about building getfolio on DEV.to: dev.to/zansuken

What people say

Sebastien brought a positive and collaborative energy to our team from day one. He quickly became someone the team could rely on, especially during tight deadlines and fast-paced changes. His enthusiasm for learning and experimenting with modern front-end technologies was always evident. What stood out most was his adaptability—he welcomed new environments and changes with ease, and always contributed with a great attitude. Working with Sebastien was both enjoyable and rewarding.
Marcello Calabresi, Software Engineering Manager
I had the pleasure of working with Sébastien at Vulog and saw his impressive growth after he joined the team. From the start, he showed a great attitude toward collaboration, especially during code reviews, and working together was both productive and enjoyable.
Justyna Bućko, Front-end Developer
I had the chance to work with Sébastien, and he's the kind of colleague you'd want on every team. [...] He doesn't wait to be asked, he shows up with ideas, directions and solutions. [...] What also sets him apart is the way he has woven AI into his day-to-day work. He uses it thoughtfully, he experiments, and above all he shares his best practices with the team: his input has moved everyone around him forward.
Stéphane Le Coustre, Architecte front-end and mobile @ Vulog