Maxime Richard is a Staff Software Engineer with 9 years of experience building scalable web products and leading engineering teams across startups and agencies, currently at Qonto. He combines full-stack expertise in React, TypeScript, Node.js and AWS with hands-on architecture work—having built core systems, CI/CD pipelines, and event-driven payment flows at Tint and Marmelab. An active open-source contributor, Maxime modernized notable projects like marmelab/gremlins.js and contributed responsive D3 visualizations and React-admin improvements, reflecting a taste for practical developer tooling. He mentors engineers, speaks publicly, and cultivates local tech communities as organizer of Apéro Web Nancy and manager of Lorrain Tech Hub on Discord. Outside of work he pursues second-brain note-taking practices and builds lightweight embeddable widgets, showing a penchant for pragmatic UX and developer productivity.
9 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
BTS Informatique Industrielle, Informatique, Mention Bien, BTS Informatique Industrielle, Informatique, Mention Bien at Lycée Henry Loritz Nancy
Licence pro Qualification Informatiqe, Informatique, Mention Bien, Licence pro Qualification Informatiqe, Informatique, Mention Bien at IUT Robert Schuman, Strasbourg-Illkirch
Contributions:1 release, 2 reviews, 63 commits in 1 year 11 months
Contributions summary:Maxime primarily contributed to modernizing the `gremlins.js` library, a monkey testing tool for web apps. Their work included migrating the project to ES6 modules, configuring Webpack and Babel for modern JavaScript development, and setting up a development environment. Furthermore, the user added new features like clicker, formFiller, scroller, and typer gremlins, extending the library's functionality for testing web application user interfaces.
A time based / event series interactive visualization using d3.js
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:18 commits, 2 PRs, 7 pushes in 7 days
Contributions summary:Maxime primarily contributed to the front-end of the `eventdrops` repository, focusing on enhancing the interactive visualization. They implemented and refactored code for responsive chart resizing, added and removed event listeners for efficient handling of window resize events, and incorporated breakpoint configurations to display the correct number of ticks based on screen size. The user also introduced improvements for the chart's destruction and initialization.
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