🎤 Fabrice Mouhartem, our R&D Engineer
🎤 Fabrice Mouhartem, our R&D Engineer
Meet the people behind XWiki and discover team news, company life and the moments that shape our working culture.
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🎤 Fabrice Mouhartem, our R&D Engineer
From Cahors, France to Barcelona, Spain, from product and operational work to a more commercial position, Pauline is always open to adapting and learning new skills! She was familiar with the open-source world before joining the team and for her, XWiki's culture can be described with the word ’’trust’’. Dive into her journey
🎤 Cédric Lamblin, our Account Manager
Discover Dorian Ouakli’s experience as XWiki’s R&D Engineer, from his internship working on Quick Actions to his love for open-source collaboration and community-driven projects.
Discover the impact of women in open source tech. Explore how women in tech are shaping open source. Read insights from the XWiki women on their impactful journeys and advice.
Meet Dorina, XWiki’s marketing lead. Discover her journey, insights on open source, and how she balances creativity with digital marketing at XWiki.
Meet Diana Voineag, Software Engineer at XWiki, who began as an intern and now contributes to CryptPad’s development. Discover her journey, challenges, and open-source insights.
Sorin Chiuchiu shares his experience at XWiki, from intern to Software Engineer, working on the Admin Tools app and exploring the values of open-source collaboration.
Discover Alexandru Farcași's role at XWiki, where he transitioned from intern to Software Development Engineer, contributing to the Matomo project and growing as a coder.
Discover Daria Burghelea’s journey from intern to part-time XWiki developer. Learn how her work in accessibility and CryptPad is driving innovation at XWiki.
Arsène Fougerouse reflects on his DevOps internship at XWiki, highlighting key projects like CryptPad Helm Charts and the collaborative open-source environment.
Adina Milica, XWiki’s Graphic and UI/UX Designer, reflects on her creative journey, contributions to XWiki, and her thoughts on transparency in open-source design.