
Andrea Gueugnaut led the engineering and delivery of end-to-end housing data and document management features for the MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant repository. Over 17 months, Andrea architected and implemented robust backend APIs, event-driven data models, and scalable frontend workflows using TypeScript, React, and Node.js. The work included building document upload and preview flows, integrating AWS S3 for storage, and designing schema-validated payloads to ensure data integrity. Andrea’s approach emphasized test-driven development, accessibility, and maintainable code, resulting in reliable housing-owner workflows, granular event tracking, and improved user experience. The depth of work enabled safer deployments and streamlined housing operations at scale.

February 2026 monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant: Focused on enabling end-to-end document events, stabilizing the UI, and enhancing data linking and testing. Key features delivered: Document Events Core (6 event types, payloads, API types, DB tables, repo methods); Event Tracking server integration for documentController and housing batch updates; Frontend updates including two-step upload flow, documents tab in housing views, and UI wording improvements; DocumentDTO enhancement to include establishmentId to link documents to establishments. Major bugs fixed: fix document types and tests; test fixture genDocumentDTO; frontend stability fixes (ignore list, type errors, tag invalidation); server S3 key handling fix; test suite updates; HousingView type errors; document card text overflow and select layout margins. Overall impact: improved data traceability and reliability across documents, stronger frontend UX, better test coverage, and a foundation for scalable document management. Technologies/skills demonstrated: TypeScript/Node API design, DB schema and repository patterns, frontend refactors, test-driven development, and cross-team integration (server/frontend).
February 2026 monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant: Focused on enabling end-to-end document events, stabilizing the UI, and enhancing data linking and testing. Key features delivered: Document Events Core (6 event types, payloads, API types, DB tables, repo methods); Event Tracking server integration for documentController and housing batch updates; Frontend updates including two-step upload flow, documents tab in housing views, and UI wording improvements; DocumentDTO enhancement to include establishmentId to link documents to establishments. Major bugs fixed: fix document types and tests; test fixture genDocumentDTO; frontend stability fixes (ignore list, type errors, tag invalidation); server S3 key handling fix; test suite updates; HousingView type errors; document card text overflow and select layout margins. Overall impact: improved data traceability and reliability across documents, stronger frontend UX, better test coverage, and a foundation for scalable document management. Technologies/skills demonstrated: TypeScript/Node API design, DB schema and repository patterns, frontend refactors, test-driven development, and cross-team integration (server/frontend).
January 2026 performance summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Focused on delivering business value through robust document handling, enhanced housing edition workflows, and scalable data modeling for housing precisions, while strengthening QA and code quality through testing improvements and type-safety initiatives. Overall, moved the product closer to a production-ready, scalable platform for managing housing data, documents, and energy-related information.
January 2026 performance summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Focused on delivering business value through robust document handling, enhanced housing edition workflows, and scalable data modeling for housing precisions, while strengthening QA and code quality through testing improvements and type-safety initiatives. Overall, moved the product closer to a production-ready, scalable platform for managing housing data, documents, and energy-related information.
Summary: December 2025 saw the completion of end-to-end housing documents management for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Key features delivered include: a fully implemented Document API backend with new data models (DocumentDTO, HousingDocumentDTO), payload schema, and database tables, plus server-side tests; a reusable Presigned URL utility and MIME/pretty-bytes support to streamline uploads and data handling; frontend enhancements for PDF previews via React-PDF, a DocumentPreview component, and a reusable document upload experience with constraints, labels, and per-housing scope; housing documents lifecycle improvements including per-housing folder uploads, document tagging, rename/delete, download button, and payload usage from schemas; feature flag support and UI refinements (memoization of HousingProvider, improved error handling, and pagination/UI tweaks). Major bugs fixed include: frontend cache invalidation for document list after upload, reliability fixes for housing document deletion tests, and UI/test stability improvements (response headers, housing owner events, precision API tests). Impact: more reliable end-to-end document lifecycle, improved user experience for document upload/preview/download, and stronger performance and maintainability due to refactors and shared schemas. Technologies/skills demonstrated: TypeScript backend with DTOs and schemas, server-side tests; frontend React with React-PDF, memoization, Yup validation, and pagination; S3 presigned URL usage; MIME type handling; test automation and SonarCloud cleanup.
Summary: December 2025 saw the completion of end-to-end housing documents management for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Key features delivered include: a fully implemented Document API backend with new data models (DocumentDTO, HousingDocumentDTO), payload schema, and database tables, plus server-side tests; a reusable Presigned URL utility and MIME/pretty-bytes support to streamline uploads and data handling; frontend enhancements for PDF previews via React-PDF, a DocumentPreview component, and a reusable document upload experience with constraints, labels, and per-housing scope; housing documents lifecycle improvements including per-housing folder uploads, document tagging, rename/delete, download button, and payload usage from schemas; feature flag support and UI refinements (memoization of HousingProvider, improved error handling, and pagination/UI tweaks). Major bugs fixed include: frontend cache invalidation for document list after upload, reliability fixes for housing document deletion tests, and UI/test stability improvements (response headers, housing owner events, precision API tests). Impact: more reliable end-to-end document lifecycle, improved user experience for document upload/preview/download, and stronger performance and maintainability due to refactors and shared schemas. Technologies/skills demonstrated: TypeScript backend with DTOs and schemas, server-side tests; frontend React with React-PDF, memoization, Yup validation, and pagination; S3 presigned URL usage; MIME type handling; test automation and SonarCloud cleanup.
Month: 2025-11 — Four major initiatives delivered for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant, focused on code quality, authentication robustness, accessibility, and testing infrastructure. Outcomes include streamlined configuration (ESLint/flat config migration; removal of unused craco config), a more robust login flow with improved validation and error handling, explicit accessibility improvements for images and UI components, and upgraded end-to-end testing with axe-core and Cypress. Collectively these changes reduce developer friction, improve user experience, and increase test coverage, lowering risk in production releases.
Month: 2025-11 — Four major initiatives delivered for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant, focused on code quality, authentication robustness, accessibility, and testing infrastructure. Outcomes include streamlined configuration (ESLint/flat config migration; removal of unused craco config), a more robust login flow with improved validation and error handling, explicit accessibility improvements for images and UI components, and upgraded end-to-end testing with axe-core and Cypress. Collectively these changes reduce developer friction, improve user experience, and increase test coverage, lowering risk in production releases.
Oct 2025 monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant focusing on delivering business value through feature flags, enhanced housing owners workflows, backend readiness, and stability improvements. The team delivered key frontend capabilities backed by robust tests and stable builds, enabling safer feature releases and improved data integrity across owners and housing records.
Oct 2025 monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant focusing on delivering business value through feature flags, enhanced housing owners workflows, backend readiness, and stability improvements. The team delivered key frontend capabilities backed by robust tests and stable builds, enabling safer feature releases and improved data integrity across owners and housing records.
September 2025 monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant: Delivered key admin UX and data enhancements across frontend and backend, with a focus on business value, reliability, and scalable design. Implemented UI simplifications, data exposure for admins, and robust project tooling to improve deployment and testing confidence. These changes enable faster decision-making, clearer reporting, and more maintainable code.
September 2025 monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant: Delivered key admin UX and data enhancements across frontend and backend, with a focus on business value, reliability, and scalable design. Implemented UI simplifications, data exposure for admins, and robust project tooling to improve deployment and testing confidence. These changes enable faster decision-making, clearer reporting, and more maintainable code.
In August 2025, MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant delivered targeted frontend housing UI improvements, modernized server configuration and dependencies, strengthened data integrity and test stability, enhanced accessibility, and tightened build/delivery pipelines. The work improves user experience, data quality, and platform reliability, enabling faster and safer feature delivery at scale.
In August 2025, MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant delivered targeted frontend housing UI improvements, modernized server configuration and dependencies, strengthened data integrity and test stability, enhanced accessibility, and tightened build/delivery pipelines. The work improves user experience, data quality, and platform reliability, enabling faster and safer feature delivery at scale.
July 2025 Monthly Summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant: Delivered major enhancements to housing mutation data handling, UI, and testing infrastructure. Result: improved data accuracy, filtering capabilities, and developer velocity. Notable outcomes include unified last mutation filtering across backend models/schemas, frontend UI components for last mutation selection, server tooling upgrades, Vitest migration across the stack, and stability improvements in CI/CD and tests.
July 2025 Monthly Summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant: Delivered major enhancements to housing mutation data handling, UI, and testing infrastructure. Result: improved data accuracy, filtering capabilities, and developer velocity. Notable outcomes include unified last mutation filtering across backend models/schemas, frontend UI components for last mutation selection, server tooling upgrades, Vitest migration across the stack, and stability improvements in CI/CD and tests.
June 2025 performance highlights for the MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant project. Delivered a comprehensive upgrade to the event-driven data model, expanded testing capabilities, and a refreshed frontend UX, while stabilizing CI/build tooling and fortifying data integrity on the server. The work enables richer, auditable housing-owner-group-campaign events with scalable querying and improved user-facing event visibility.
June 2025 performance highlights for the MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant project. Delivered a comprehensive upgrade to the event-driven data model, expanded testing capabilities, and a refreshed frontend UX, while stabilizing CI/build tooling and fortifying data integrity on the server. The work enables richer, auditable housing-owner-group-campaign events with scalable querying and improved user-facing event visibility.
May 2025 focused on delivering scalable building/perimeter management capabilities, improving housing view UX, enhancing event history, and strengthening testability and stability. Major deliveries include Building API and perimeter services, housing view rework with mobilization tab, and event content/history overhaul, complemented by frontend table refactor and DSFR upgrade, LOVAC 2025 filtering feature flag, and backend/server hardening. Business value realized through streamlined workflows, improved data governance and UI consistency, robust validation, and reduced deployment risk across frontend and backend stacks.
May 2025 focused on delivering scalable building/perimeter management capabilities, improving housing view UX, enhancing event history, and strengthening testability and stability. Major deliveries include Building API and perimeter services, housing view rework with mobilization tab, and event content/history overhaul, complemented by frontend table refactor and DSFR upgrade, LOVAC 2025 filtering feature flag, and backend/server hardening. Business value realized through streamlined workflows, improved data governance and UI consistency, robust validation, and reduced deployment risk across frontend and backend stacks.
Monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant (April 2025). Delivered infrastructure modernization, automation improvements, and data integrity enhancements; aligned with LOVAC 2025 requirements; and advanced frontend/build pipeline compatibility. Focused on business value, deployment reliability, and maintainable code changes.
Monthly summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant (April 2025). Delivered infrastructure modernization, automation improvements, and data integrity enhancements; aligned with LOVAC 2025 requirements; and advanced frontend/build pipeline compatibility. Focused on business value, deployment reliability, and maintainable code changes.
March 2025 (MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant): Delivered a major frontend refactor and reliability improvements that strengthen the filtering UX and set the foundation for faster feature delivery. Key feature work focused on modularizing the UI select suite and expanding reusable building blocks, alongside runtime configurability enhancements and build-system modernization.
March 2025 (MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant): Delivered a major frontend refactor and reliability improvements that strengthen the filtering UX and set the foundation for faster feature delivery. Key feature work focused on modularizing the UI select suite and expanding reusable building blocks, alongside runtime configurability enhancements and build-system modernization.
February 2025: MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant delivered a major precision and workflow overhaul across frontend and backend, enhancing business value through accurate housing precision handling, robust schemas, multi-owner support, and scalable campaigns/groups workflows. Highlights include: Frontend Housing evolutions precision category and UI refinements; Housing Precision Overhaul; Schemas for Campaign and Group creation payloads; Server: Multi-owners support and test improvements; Frontend: Group management UI and flow (GroupCreationModal) with campaign integration and navigation.
February 2025: MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant delivered a major precision and workflow overhaul across frontend and backend, enhancing business value through accurate housing precision handling, robust schemas, multi-owner support, and scalable campaigns/groups workflows. Highlights include: Frontend Housing evolutions precision category and UI refinements; Housing Precision Overhaul; Schemas for Campaign and Group creation payloads; Server: Multi-owners support and test improvements; Frontend: Group management UI and flow (GroupCreationModal) with campaign integration and navigation.
January 2025 performance summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant focused on accelerating deployment readiness, expanding the data model, and modernizing the frontend/back-end flows for housing updates and notes. The month delivered foundational tooling, data model enhancements, UI/UX refactors, and strengthened testing coverage, driving reliability, data integrity, and faster time-to-value for end users.
January 2025 performance summary for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant focused on accelerating deployment readiness, expanding the data model, and modernizing the frontend/back-end flows for housing updates and notes. The month delivered foundational tooling, data model enhancements, UI/UX refactors, and strengthened testing coverage, driving reliability, data integrity, and faster time-to-value for end users.
December 2024 delivered a substantial frontend UX overhaul, backend/data modeling refinements, and broader CI/CD coverage across MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Key UX changes include a MUI Autocomplete-based establishments search, enhanced selection components, onboarding modal on authenticated pages, and DSFR theme improvements. Security and quality improvements were achieved through a 12-character password policy, test/test stability fixes, and code coverage expansion across all packages. Data reliability and performance were boosted by refined establishment data modeling, intercommunalities filtering, and improved seeds. UI components for housing and campaign tables were refactored for reuse with TanStack Table, and new data-import tooling streamlined operations. All of these changes increase business value by reducing user friction, improving data quality, and increasing confidence in deployments.
December 2024 delivered a substantial frontend UX overhaul, backend/data modeling refinements, and broader CI/CD coverage across MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Key UX changes include a MUI Autocomplete-based establishments search, enhanced selection components, onboarding modal on authenticated pages, and DSFR theme improvements. Security and quality improvements were achieved through a 12-character password policy, test/test stability fixes, and code coverage expansion across all packages. Data reliability and performance were boosted by refined establishment data modeling, intercommunalities filtering, and improved seeds. UI components for housing and campaign tables were refactored for reuse with TanStack Table, and new data-import tooling streamlined operations. All of these changes increase business value by reducing user friction, improving data quality, and increasing confidence in deployments.
November 2024 (2024-11) delivered a focused set of business-value features and reliability improvements across frontend, data models, and CI/CD for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Key UX improvements to campaign management, expanded analytics capabilities, a scalable monorepo/build foundation, and enhanced authentication/quality practices enabled faster, safer releases and better data-driven decision making.
November 2024 (2024-11) delivered a focused set of business-value features and reliability improvements across frontend, data models, and CI/CD for MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant. Key UX improvements to campaign management, expanded analytics capabilities, a scalable monorepo/build foundation, and enhanced authentication/quality practices enabled faster, safer releases and better data-driven decision making.
In October 2024, MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant delivered notable backend and frontend enhancements that improve data readiness, UI consistency, and user experience. Key work includes backend data enrichment with geographic seeding, address retrieval via BAN API, and testing framework modernization; frontend theming standardization with a global Material-UI theme provider; and a new status-based campaign filter. Technical debt reduction and stability improvements were addressed by removing obsolete mocks and updating HTTP clients. These changes deliver measurable business value: more accurate housing data, faster, more reliable tests, and a consistent, discoverable campaign experience.
In October 2024, MTES-MCT/zero-logement-vacant delivered notable backend and frontend enhancements that improve data readiness, UI consistency, and user experience. Key work includes backend data enrichment with geographic seeding, address retrieval via BAN API, and testing framework modernization; frontend theming standardization with a global Material-UI theme provider; and a new status-based campaign filter. Technical debt reduction and stability improvements were addressed by removing obsolete mocks and updating HTTP clients. These changes deliver measurable business value: more accurate housing data, faster, more reliable tests, and a consistent, discoverable campaign experience.
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