Thomas Gittinger
About Thomas Gittinger
Thomas Gittinger is an Ingénieur Développeur Concepteur at SQLI with expertise in Java development, specializing in Primefaces, Spring, and Hibernate.
Current Position at SQLI
Thomas Gittinger currently holds the position of Ingénieur Développeur Concepteur at SQLI. In his role, he takes on responsibilities such as analyzing project specifications, selecting technical solutions and architecture, and managing client communication. His expertise includes providing advice during project scoping meetings and guiding clients based on their specific needs.
Previous Experience at Eurogiciel
Between 2016 and 2018, Thomas Gittinger worked at Eurogiciel as an Ingénieur Conception. During this tenure, he utilized his skills in Java development and other related technologies. His work primarily involved the design and conceptualization of software solutions, leveraging his technical expertise to enhance project outcomes.
Internships at Atos
Thomas Gittinger gained valuable experience through internships at Atos. In 2016 and again in 2015, he served as a Stagiaire in the Région de Pessac, France for a duration of 5 months each year. These internships helped him build foundational skills in software development and provided early exposure to professional project environments.
Education at Université de Bordeaux
Thomas Gittinger pursued his academic education at Université de Bordeaux, where he studied Informatique. He achieved a Master Informatique with an option in génie logiciel, completing his studies over a span of three years from 2013 to 2016. This academic background has contributed significantly to his expertise in software engineering and development.
Specialization in Java Development
Thomas Gittinger specializes in Java development, with extensive expertise using frameworks like Primefaces, Spring, and Hibernate. His specialization includes selecting appropriate technical solutions and architecture for various projects, ensuring they meet client requirements effectively. His skills in this domain allow him to handle complex development tasks with proficiency.