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Paris, France

Current Role(s):

Senior platform engineer

Deliveroo

Founder

Teacher: Go development and SRE

EEMI

Slack:

@fgm

Professional Info

Companies Worked For

Le Bon Coin, Le Figaro, France Télévisions, Rue du Commerce, CEA, Carrefour, ESIEA, France Soir, INRIA, Ministère de l'Agriculture, Oxylane (Décathlon), Ouest France, Premier Ministre, Public Sénat, Publicis Dialog, Radio France, Thales, University of Caen

Industries Worked In:

media, software, computing industry, government, education

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Personal Info

Primary language:

French

Other languages:

English

French

German

On Drupal.org for 21 years 1 month

Over 10 edits to documentation

Contributor roles

Contributed module, theme, or distribution maintainer CreditAttribution: OSInet
From 2024-01 to present

Statistics module, previously in core until Drupal 11.
Contributed module, theme, or distribution maintainer CreditAttribution: OSInet
From 2011-07 to present

MongoDB
Drupal core subsystem maintainer CreditAttribution: OSInet
From 2010-07 until 2025-01

XML-RPC (Drupal ≤ 7)
Contributed module, theme, or distribution maintainer CreditAttribution: OSInet
From 2014-08 to present

XML-RPC module (Drupal ≥ 8)
Contributed module, theme, or distribution maintainer CreditAttribution: OSInet
From 2005-12 to present

Glossary 2 module (Drupal 4.6 to 10)

✓ Can opt projects into security advisory coverage

Drupal Contributions:

Most significantly
- I work on Drupal 11/10 core, notably performance issues, the Entity subsystem and logging
- I am the main maintainer of the MongoDB project
- I maintain the Drupal 7 core XML-RPC subsystem, its D11/10/9/8 contrib versions, as well as most previous core versions back since Drupal 4.7.
- I am the sole maintainer of the Glossary 2 module for D10 and all its previous versions since Drupal 4.6.
- I created the References modules and a number of less-well-known ones.