About

Hi, I’m Kévin.

I’m a software engineer with a background in frontend architecture, technical leadership and design-to-code workflows. I’m especially interested in the space between engineering, product, design and automation — not just how things are built, but how they can be made simpler, clearer and more useful.

I’ve worked across France, Australia and Switzerland, and over the years my interests have expanded from writing software to technical direction, mentoring, DesignOps, AI-assisted workflows and building small products of my own.

This blog is where I document things I’ve had to figure out myself: software, AI, building products, Swiss administration, business experiments, and whatever else turns into an unexpectedly deep rabbit hole.

I tend to write practical posts rather than polished “thought leadership”. If I spend hours trying to understand a process, form, regulation or technical problem, I usually try to turn the result into something that might save someone else the same effort.

A note about AI

I use AI extensively when writing this blog.

The experiences, source material, opinions and direction come from me. I use AI mainly to help structure, draft and refine the content, then I review it, correct it and verify important factual claims against original sources where possible.

So the process is roughly:

I provide the substance → AI helps shape it → I verify the result.

Outside work

I’m also interested in photography, cooking, gardening and board games — and I have a tendency to turn simple side projects into much larger research projects than originally intended.

That probably explains most of this blog.