Julien Valéry
About Julien Valéry
Julien Valéry is a Front End Developer with extensive experience in web development. He has worked for various companies in France, including Digital Virgo, New Oxatis, and currently ManoMano, and has a strong educational background in web and software development.
Work at ManoMano
Julien Valéry has been employed at ManoMano as a Développeur front-end since 2022. His role involves developing and maintaining the front-end aspects of the company's digital platforms. ManoMano is a leading online marketplace specializing in DIY, home improvement, and gardening products. Valéry's contributions support the company's mission to enhance user experience through effective web development.
Previous Experience in Front-End Development
Before joining ManoMano, Julien Valéry accumulated extensive experience in front-end development. He worked at Digital Virgo from 2013 to 2017, where he focused on front-end solutions in Aix-en-Provence. Following this, he served at New Oxatis from 2017 to 2022, further honing his skills in Marseille. His earlier roles included positions at Vernalis Interactive and Agence Peexeo, where he contributed to web development projects.
Education and Expertise
Julien Valéry studied at Aix-Marseille Université, where he earned a Licence professionnelle MIW in Développement web, focusing on technologies such as JavaScript, PHP, HTML, CSS, MySQL, and design from 2011 to 2012. Prior to this, he completed a DUT Informatique - Imagerie numérique at IUT Clermont Auvergne, where he studied programming languages including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python from 2009 to 2011. This educational background provides a strong foundation for his career in web development.
Career Timeline
Julien Valéry's career in web development spans over a decade, beginning with his role as Développeur web at Imago design in 2011. He then worked as an Intégrateur Web at Agence Peexeo in 2012. Following these positions, he joined Vernalis Interactive for seven months before moving to Digital Virgo, where he spent four years. After a five-year tenure at New Oxatis, he transitioned to his current position at ManoMano.