Jules Goy
Hi! I'm Jules Goy, a French junior software developer. I'm passionate about video game development and Unix systems, and I also enjoy music, cinema, and comics.
I am a French software development student in the second year of a BUT Informatique at the IUT,
specializing in “Réalisation d’applications : conception, développement, validation.” Throughout
my studies, I have gained solid foundations in programming, web development, database
management, system and network administration, and project management.
My academic projects, such as Níðhöggr (Java/Angular/SQLite) and Torrington (C# with Godot,
teamwork project), have allowed me to apply these skills in concrete contexts: from designing
user interfaces and managing data to collaborating in a group and presenting results. These
experiences, combined with personal projects like my WiMusic API (Node.js, TypeScript, Docker),
have shaped my professional identity as a developer who values both technical quality and user
experience.
I am particularly interested in full-stack web development and game development. I currently
work with Unity and plan to explore Unreal Engine. Beyond coding, I draw inspiration from
cinema, music, and comics, which nurture my creativity and curiosity.
A full-stack web application developed as a team project. Features user authentication, data management, and responsive design. Built with modern development practices including version control, agile methodology, and collaborative programming.
Java, Angular, SQLite
A 2D adventure game featuring character movement and enemies. Developed using Unity's 2D tools, including sprite animation, physics system, and scene management. This project enhanced my understanding of game development pipelines and C# programming.
C#, Unity
A RESTful music streaming API with complete CRUD operations for tracks, artists, and albums. Features include file upload handling, database relationships with Prisma ORM, input validation, and audio streaming capabilities. Containerized with Docker for easy deployment and scalability.
TypeScript, Node.js, Docker
A serious game designed to simulate academic program selection processes. Developed collaboratively using Godot Engine's scene system, C# scripting, and interactive UI components. This university project emphasized user experience design, educational game mechanics, and team-based software development.
C#, Godot Engine, team of 3