Louis Vuitton

Role & Context

At Louis Vuitton via Valtech, I lead the front-end engineering function for one of the world's highest-traffic luxury e-commerce platforms. Managing a team of 18 developers across 8 squads, I hold full responsibility for technical vision, governance, architectural direction, and the human side — career growth, performance cycles, and team health.

The scope spans the entire front-end stack: from platform architecture decisions to squad-level delivery, from CI/CD reliability to web performance and accessibility standards. Coordinating across product, UX, back-end, and infrastructure teams is a constant, requiring both technical credibility and deliberate communication.

Key Achievements

AI-Augmented Engineering at Scale Designed and deployed an orchestration layer of 5 specialized internal LLM agents focused on unit testing automation and component scaffolding. The system integrates with existing squad workflows without disrupting delivery cadence — agents generate test suites and scaffold boilerplate from component contracts, cutting repetitive work. Squad velocity increased by 15% within the first months of adoption.

Nuxt 2 → Nuxt 3 Migration Directing the global migration of a large-scale Nuxt 2 codebase to Nuxt 3 — a complex, phased operation across a platform that cannot afford downtime. The migration strategy prioritizes incremental modernization: eliminating legacy patterns, reducing technical debt accrued over years, and unlocking Nuxt 3's performance primitives. Initial benchmarks show a 5% improvement in web performance metrics with further gains expected as migration progresses.

Architecture, SEO & Generative Engine Optimization Beyond platform stability, driving structural improvements to architecture that affect discoverability: technical SEO hardening, accessibility (WCAG compliance), and early work on Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) — ensuring the platform's content is well-positioned for AI-driven search surfaces alongside traditional ranking signals.

Technical Stack

Core: Nuxt.js (2 → 3 migration), TypeScript, Vue 3, Node.js AI & Tooling: Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, custom LLM agent orchestration Infrastructure: GCP, Akamai CDN, CI/CD pipelines Process: Scrum, SAFe, cross-squad coordination across 8 product squads