Nicolas Ricci is a backend developer and software engineering student based in Greater Montreal with 14 years of professional experience blending hands-on coding and frontline operations. He contributes to notable open-source Symfony projects like Sylius—implementing bug fixes and feature work around product attributes, taxonomy, and order processing—and improves developer experience through documentation for SonataAdminBundle. Comfortable shipping backend models, repositories, and actions, Nicolas pairs practical engineering with a strong operational mindset gained from logistics and customer-service roles at Saputo and Metro. He is finishing formal software engineering studies at École de technologie supérieure while applying real-world problem solving in a fast-moving startup environment. Notably, his background in warehouse operations and route settlement gives him a rare perspective on building resilient, production-ready systems that account for operational constraints.
15 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), Software Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), Software Engineering at École de technologie supérieure
DEC, Computer Science, DEC, Computer Science at Collège Lionel-Groulx
Contributions:15 commits, 3 comments in 3 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Nicolas primarily focused on updating and creating documentation for the SonataAdminBundle. Their contributions include correcting formatting issues, fixing typos, adding examples, and expanding the reference documentation, particularly around implementing sortable listings. The changes demonstrate a focus on improving the clarity and usability of the documentation, covering various aspects of the bundle's functionality. The user also added an image to the documentation and created an entry to the cookbook index.
Headless open-source eCommerce platform on top of PHP/Symfony/API Platform
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:6 commits, 13 PRs, 80 comments in 3 months
Contributions summary:Nicolas contributed to the Sylius eCommerce framework by fixing bugs and implementing new features related to product attributes, taxonomy, and order processing. They modified backend code, including models, repositories, and actions, to improve functionality and resolve issues. The user also worked on updating translation keys and file paths within the project. This involved making changes across several different core components of the e-commerce framework.
api-platformecommercephpsymfonysylius
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