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Alexis Sanchis

Software engineer, healthcare & security

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Six of my nine years in software went into healthcare and home care. I worked in the team behind a booking platform with 80,000+ users, and on offline-first apps for nurses working in areas with poor coverage. These days I build with agents, and I keep ownership of review and security.

  • Healthcare & home care
  • Security by design
  • Building with agents

Selected work

Opaline Santé

CBA Informatique Libérale · 2023–2025 · Team project

Problem
Let patients book home care with independent healthcare professionals (nurses, physiotherapists, etc.).
What I did
Fullstack developer in the Opaline Santé team. I also contributed to the shared UI component library with the design team. Stack: Next.js, Symfony, Laravel.
Result
The platform has 80,000+ users.

Offline-first apps for home care

Arche MC2 · 2018–2023 · Team project

Problem
Home-care services (SSIAD, SAD), nursing homes (EHPAD) and meal-delivery teams often work where the mobile network is weak or missing.
What I did
Offline-first Android apps, built as a team: an embedded SQLite database on the device, synced with the server in the background. Stack: Java and Kotlin, later Flutter.
Result
Care teams keep working without a connection, and their data syncs once the network is back.

Subscription platform for a speech therapist

Solo project

Problem
A speech therapist wanted to put her exercises online and offer them as a monthly subscription, to her patients and to anyone who wants to improve.
What I did
The whole platform, in under 24 hours of total work with agents. Stack: Next.js, Supabase, Stripe (subscriptions), Vercel.
Result
Launching soon.

Joinery application

Elipce Solutions · Team project

Problem
A complete joinery application that computes the overall performance of each product, such as Uw (thermal transmittance) and TL (light transmittance).
What I did
Built as a team: a joinery engine on the front end (React) and, on the back end (Django), an engine that computes the overall performance of each product (Uw, TL, etc.).

Also

  • A WordPress site migrated to Next.js in under 45 minutes.
  • A few CLI tools in Rust.
  • Three Kotlin Android apps in closed testing on Google Play.
  • Linux server administration on DigitalOcean.

How I work with agents

I use agents to move faster, but I'm still responsible for what ships: architecture, tests, security and maintenance.

I build on pstack, Lauren Tan's open-source collection of skills for agents. I use an adapted version in Claude Code, with my own rules loaded in every session.

The workflow

  1. Understand. Before touching the code, the agent explains how that part works and why it was built that way, based on the code and its history.

    /how · /why

  2. Design. Types, signatures and module boundaries are set before implementation, so the structure can still be changed cheaply.

    /architect

  3. Implement. Only what was asked, with unit tests for the happy path, edge cases and errors. No extra features, no dead code.

  4. Verify. “It compiles” is not enough: I want to see the feature running. A bug gets reproduced first, then fixed at the root. A performance gain is measured before and after.

    /bug-fix · /perf-issue · /benchmark-checklist

  5. Review. Before merging, the agent checks what the change could break outside the diff, by running the code. I make the final call.

    /blast-radius

Rules loaded in every session

  • Every command, flag, package and version is checked against the official docs, with a source.
  • What is verified, what is assumed and what is uncertain are kept separate.
  • Infra commands get a dry run first, and the rollback is planned before the change.
  • Nothing destructive or touching production happens without my confirmation.

Experience

  1. Elipce Solutions · Software Engineer

    Since 2025

    Custom web and mobile apps for various clients, front end to back end.

    React · Ionic · Laravel · Django

  2. CBA Informatique Libérale · Fullstack Developer

    2023–2025

    Software for independent healthcare professionals. I worked in the Opaline Santé team (home-care booking, 80,000+ users) and contributed to its UI component library.

    Next.js · Symfony · Laravel

  3. Arche MC2 · Android Developer

    2018–2023

    Offline-first Android apps for home-care services, nursing homes and meal delivery.

    Kotlin · Java · Flutter

  4. Logic'gram · Developer

    2017

    Cross-platform augmented reality app in Unity showing geolocated points of interest in real time, with a native Swift layer for iPad.

    Unity · C# · Swift

Education

  • M.Sc. in Software Engineering, University of Avignon (CERI), 2015–2017
  • RNCP certification in cybersecurity

Stack

Web
TypeScript, Next.js, React
Back end & payments
Django, Laravel, Supabase (Postgres), Stripe
Mobile
Kotlin, Android, Ionic/Capacitor, React Native
Systems & hosting
Rust, Linux, Vercel
Agents
Claude Code, Gemini CLI

Get in touch

A question, or want to talk shop? Email is the easiest way to reach me. I reply to every message.

n4yk0@proton.me