Can you introduce yourself?

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My name is Mohamed, I'm 25 years old. I've been a full stack developer for 2 years. I love discovering new dishes and mountain biking.

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Why did you decide to join Modjo?

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Having previously worked for a large company, I wanted to join an ambitious start-up developing its own product with new technical challenges. Modjo fit all these criteria perfectly. I was immediately impressed by the product!

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What's day-to-day work like at Modjo?

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It's intense in the best sense of the word! I learn new things every day. It's a real pleasure to work with caring and attentive colleagues: it makes the job easier.

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What is a Full Stack developer?

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The developer, or dev' for short, is responsible for implementing a system or application: website, software, mobile application, etc. He or she translates a business need into lines of code. They translate a business need into lines of code. They translate a business need into lines of code.

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At Modjo, all our developers are full-stack, which means we work on both the visible part (our web application and our note-taking desktop application) and the invisible part, namely the API and DevOps.

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The developer works closely with the product team. Developing is not just about publishing lines of code, it's about thinking about a problem and then responding to it by designing a technical solution.

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You need to ensure that your code is reliable, that it follows best practices and, above all, that it is tested to deliver the best user experience for your customers.

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What would you say to a candidate to convince him or her to join Modjo?

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Apply now! You won't regret it! If you don't apply, you could be missing out on a great adventure with an enthusiastic and ambitious team constantly striving to outdo itself.

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The challenges are many, and we invite you to help us overcome them.

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How do you become a Dev'?

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There are many ways to become a developer.

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The most traditional route is to attend a computer science school or take a computer science course at university. There, you'll learn all the technical basics you need to become a developer.

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But to be a really good developer, you need to have a lot of curiosity, a good capacity for abstraction and simply love what you do.

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It's becoming increasingly common for people to change jobs to become IT specialists.

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To achieve this, online or classroom training can be taken, but a lot of effort is needed in parallel and, just like being a good developer, the same qualities are required.

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Your best Modjo memory?

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The first fund-raising and the subsequent move to the new offices are definitely (very) fond memories.

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I'm convinced that every day spent with Modjo helps to fill my memory book. Every now and then, I look in the rear-view mirror and see how Modjo is growing like crazy! There's no end in sight.

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We recently held a seminar. I had a great time!

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Your greatest victory?

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My victories are almost daily: it's every feature film that goes into production! As a developer, it's a great source of pride to see a product we've created (and sometimes with the help of StackOverflow) satisfy our customers.

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I'll get back to work on my next victory:)

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