Technology should solve real business problems.
Omnivis exists because too much software gets built backwards — technology chosen first, business problem fitted to it second. We work the other way. Every project starts with a question: what is actually slowing this business down, or what would meaningfully speed it up?
That question is why Omnivis covers digital products, AI automation, enterprise software, and data solutions under one roof, rather than specializing narrowly. The right answer for one business is a rebuilt website; for another, it's an internal tool that replaces a spreadsheet six people fight over every week.
Approach
Start with the problem, not the tech
Every engagement starts with the business outcome. The stack gets chosen to fit the problem — not the other way around.
Ship real things
Every project on this site is a shipped, verifiable product. We'd rather show fewer projects and have every one of them be real.
Stay in the room
A partnership, not a handoff. We're reachable after launch — not just during the sales call.
Disciplines
Expertise built before Omnivis, working for your projects today.
Before Omnivis, its founder built critical business systems — real-time supervision, databases, APIs — for demanding environments like air transport and public transit network monitoring. These engagements were carried out for the companies named below, outside of Omnivis: it's the expertise that came out of them, not those projects themselves, that Omnivis now brings to its clients.
Freelance Full Stack Developer — Sint Maarten International Airport
Nov 2024 – Mar 2025 · Sint Maarten
- Built new features for internal systems in C#, VB.NET, and SQL: airport supervision, databases, APIs, display systems, and boarding-pass control gates.
- Optimized the performance of operational modules to improve service continuity.
- Corrective and evolutive maintenance of business-critical applications to strengthen their stability.
- Trained and supported local teams to build their autonomy on the deployed tools.
Software Engineering Apprentice — Enfrasys
Sept 2022 – Aug 2025 · Lyon & Rennes
- Designed and maintained real-time supervision applications for 6 metro lines (4 in Lyon, 2 in Rennes), working with operations, maintenance, and safety teams.
- Diagnosed and fixed performance issues in real-time supervision tools, reducing perceived latency during critical operations.
- Strengthened unit test coverage (JUnit/NUnit) on existing and new features to limit production regressions.
- Introduced design patterns and continuous integration practices (CI/CD, SonarQube), improving development cycles and code quality.
- Built a passenger flow prediction system, based notably on airline mandates, aircraft models, schedules, and seasonality, used to size baggage screening lanes.
International Engineering Internship — Sint Maarten International Airport
Jul 2024 – Sept 2024 · Sint Maarten
- First and only programming intern at the organization, working on supervision systems, databases, APIs, and boarding-pass control gates.
- Digitized an operational form-filling process previously handwritten and physically delivered to managers, streamlining the flow of information.
- Integrated and validated new features to ensure smooth production deployments.
- Adapted tools to business needs to better serve operational teams' constraints.
That experience in critical environments is what gives Omnivis its ability to design tailored business tools today — automating and digitizing processes, centralizing data, and building applications suited to specific needs rather than generic solutions. Omnivis doesn't just build marketing websites: it designs digital solutions that save time and make operations more reliable.