Fabrice Bellingard is a seasoned product and engineering leader with 15 years of experience scaling a startup into a 700+ person global tech company and leading product at SonarSource as CPO. He combines deep hands-on engineering pedigree—early Apache committer and sustained contributions to prominent open-source projects like SonarQube and sonar-dotnet—with strategic product leadership that built and grew product organizations and developer ecosystems. Based in Annecy, France, he excels at bridging product and engineering, launching SaaS offerings, and creating empowered teams that deliver measurable outcomes. Now focused on climate and biodiversity, he brings the same rigor and open-source mindset to high-impact environmental tech, preferring hands-on roles that marry mission clarity with long-term thinking. An underappreciated strength is his fluency in both low-level code (lexers, static analysis) and high-level product strategy, enabling rare end-to-end influence from technical design to market adoption.
15 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
Masters Degree (Ingénieur), Information Technology Management, Masters Degree (Ingénieur), Information Technology Management at IMT Atlantique
Masters Degree (Ingénieur), Information Technology Management, Masters Degree (Ingénieur), Information Technology Management at Ecole des Mines de Nantes
Executive Product Leadership Program, Executive Product Leadership Program at CPO Accelerator
Contributions:361 commits, 2 PRs, 1 push in 2 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Fabrice appears to be focused on implementing the C# Lexer within the sonar-dotnet repository. Their primary contribution seems to be writing code for lexical analysis, as evidenced by the "Implement C# Lexer" commit messages. The changes include the creation and modification of various Java classes related to the lexer and parser, indicating work on the core language processing functionality.
Contributions:857 commits, 6 PRs, 8 pushes in 8 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Fabrice's commits focus on implementing features and fixing bugs related to the "violations" web service API and handling for review. The code changes include enhancements to the API to return violations decorated with review information, the addition of new metrics for review activity, and modifications to handle the creation of action plans. They also refactored existing code to align the review service and web service to use the same database request method.
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