A passionate developer since the age of 11, Jérôme cut his teeth at MinuteBuzz and then as CTO of MeltyGroup, where he managed the technical infrastructure of around thirty high-traffic sites including Virgin Radio, L'Étudiant, ... and the group's media. With this experience and aware of the recurring challenges faced by companies in creating and effectively distributing their content, he founded Enodo (from the Latin "to untie knots") with the mission of simplifying the digital ecosystem. An expert in performance optimization and high-availability architecture, he puts his obsession with technical details to the service of business challenges to build reliable systems that allow everyone to sleep soundly.
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