Front-End Developer & Software Support Engineer
Electrical engineer turned developer. I build fast, intuitive interfaces with React and Next.js, and I enjoy untangling the complex systems behind them. Based in Paris and Dijon, France.
Hi, I'm Theodore Debs, but everyone calls me Théo.
I trained as an electrical engineer (MSc) and moved into software, where I've spent the last few years building React and Next.js interfaces and, since 2024, supporting enterprise software at GE Vernova. I'm based between Paris and Dijon, France 📍.
That mix is my edge: I like understanding how a system works end to end, then making it simple for the people who use it. Along the way I've led the front-end of a research project, shipped an e-commerce platform, mentored developers through a React rewrite and improved UI performance by 60%.
Have a project or a role in mind? Let's talk! 🚀
A customizable e-commerce platform for engraving services, built with Next.js for the OGF group's brands, using server-side rendering and static generation to keep pages fast and SEO-friendly.
An internal research project where I led the front-end, designing React and Material UI interfaces on top of a Neo4j graph database, working with Python and Cypher on the data side.
Responsive websites for international clients, built with UX/UI designers to raise conversion. I also mentored four developers through a rewrite of legacy code in React.
A bilingual (EN/FR) portfolio built with the Next.js App Router, next-intl, Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion, deployed on Vercel.
React framework for production.
Component-based UI library.
JavaScript runtime for backend.
React UI component library.
Cross-platform development framework.
Modern object-oriented language.
Cloud-based DevOps tools.
Graph database platform.
Typed superset of JavaScript.
Cascading Style Sheets for styling.
Distributed version control system.
Dynamic programming language for web.
Versatile programming language.
Enterprise-grade programming language.
Advanced open-source database.
Predictable state container for JavaScript.
Utility-first CSS framework.
CSS preprocessor with superpowers.
Containerization platform.
Google's mobile development platform.
Project management and issue tracking.
Paris | Lyon | Dijon