Bekaye Haidara

I worked as an Analyst Developer at Contrôle Technique de Namur. I was
responsible for analyzing and resolving inspectors' JIRA tickets.
The vehicle inspectors used an internally developed software created by a team of
Java developers. My role was to act as the bridge between these two entities.
For instance, if a vehicle with five wheels was presented for inspection—a scenario
not accounted for by the software—the inspectors would submit a JIRA ticket. I
would analyze the issue, propose a solution, and write pseudocode or scripts that
were then passed to the developers. This allowed the developers to avoid the
analysis phase, as they only had to translate and implement the solution I
proposed.
This internship helped me improve my analytical skills.

I worked on a project using the following technologies:
- Google Maps JavaScript API
- Three.js (3D graphics engine in JS/TS)
- WebGL
Three.js was used to add 3D animations to the Google Maps interface, including
the insertion of GLTF files, allowing for dynamic and interactive visualizations.
Since TypeScript is closely related to JavaScript, I was able to leverage my
knowledge of both languages to implement these features effectively.
I also conducted extensive code analysis and reviewed documentation on the
technologies used, as they were all new to me at the time.
Next, I developed the backend, which calculates the exposure of the house's roof
to sunlight over a 30-year period, in order to simulate energy production and
calculate the optimal yield.