Jean Charles Le Moulec
About Jean Charles Le Moulec
Jean Charles Le Moulec is a Senior Software Engineer at Expedia Group, specializing in microservices and data integration.
Current Position at Expedia Group
Jean Charles Le Moulec currently serves as a Senior Software Engineer at Expedia Group. He has been with the company since 2016, contributing to various projects in Paris. In this role, he develops microservices using Spring Boot, Java, Kotlin, and Vue.js. Jean Charles also works on ETL Pentaho Data Integration for data integration with Dynamics Navision. His responsibilities extend to acting as a Scrum Master for a team of 10 members, facilitating Agile ceremonies and ensuring the smooth execution of sprints.
Previous Experience at Banque de France
Before joining Expedia Group, Jean Charles worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Banque de France from 2014 to 2016. During his tenure, he specialized in .NET technologies. This role was based in the Région de Paris, France, where he was involved in various software development projects, focusing on banking and financial software solutions.
Project Management and Software Engineering at SIGT
From 2011 to 2014, Jean Charles held a dual role as a Project Manager and Software Engineer at SIGT. His primary focus was on .NET technologies. Located in the Région de Paris, France, Jean Charles led project teams and was responsible for the successful completion and delivery of software projects. His work was instrumental in advancing SIGT's software solutions during his three-year tenure.
Early Career at SAUR
Jean Charles began his professional journey at SAUR, where he initially worked as a Software Developer from 2007 to 2009. He then transitioned to the role of Software Engineer and served from 2009 to 2011. Both roles were in the Région de Paris, France. During his time at SAUR, he gained significant experience in software development and engineering, laying the foundation for his later roles in the industry.
Education and Academic Background
Jean Charles Le Moulec completed his Master's degree in Computer Science at Université de Besançon from 2004 to 2006. Prior to this, he achieved his Bac S in Scientifique from Lycée Victor-Hugo, where he studied from 1998 to 2001. His academic background provided a solid foundation in computer science, enabling him to build a successful career in software engineering and project management.