About

I am Elias Beaumier, an IT Officer at Banque Transatlantique Luxembourg, part of the Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale group.

My work sits between the business need and its technical implementation. Development, data, automation and project management make up my background.

I work in the IT department of a Luxembourg private bank, alongside the business teams from private banking to the back office.

Everything starts with the need. I gather it, scope it, write the specifications and coordinate discussions with the project teams and the group's developers. Then come acceptance testing, the production release, business follow-up and support.

The digitalisation of account opening and loan applications holds a central place, with LuxTrust electronic signature. I also led the migration of reports from QlikView to QlikSense.

Automation brings me back to the technical side. SQL, PowerShell and VBA let me work with data and meet precise needs without turning every request into a development project. I keep building automated reports on that basis, produced and delivered without manual work.

Workplace environments, infrastructure and security complete this scope. The setting remains Luxembourg private banking, with its operational and regulatory constraints, CSSF, DORA, MiFID and eIDAS, and its Core Banking System (Avaloq).

Development, data, automation, infrastructure and project management complement one another. That combination helps me grasp several dimensions of the same topic and turn a business need into a technically realistic solution.

Development teaches me what sits behind a request. It lets me talk with developers and analyse a solution beyond its visible behaviour. Business knowledge produces the opposite movement. It brings the technology back to the problem it has to solve.

Not every problem calls for the same level of complexity. I adapt the solution to the real stake rather than systematically aiming for the most sophisticated one.

Before acting, I analyse the topic, its edge cases, its dependencies and its risks. That preliminary work lets me structure a plan and move forward with a complete view.

This is the combination I am building today. Understanding the need, weighing in on technical choices, coordinating their implementation, and keeping enough hands-on practice to know what is being built.

My path into IT was anything but linear. Biology, audiovisual work, industry. I moved through several environments before returning to education in computer science in 2019.

Those years taught me to adapt to different contexts and different people. The same skill serves me today with business lines that share neither the same constraints nor the same way of approaching IT.

2019 - 2021

DUT in Computer Science at the IUT of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, University of Lorraine.

In 2021, an internship at Plateforme QS+ confronted me with a first business automation need. Simplifying the administrative management of training courses and the production of documents, in a setting subject to Qualiopi certification.

2021 - 2022

Professional degree in the Design and Development of Distributed Applications, IUT Robert Schuman, University of Strasbourg.

As a work-study developer in the Digital and Information Systems Department of the Eurométropole de Strasbourg, I built several internal applications.

That year taught me as much about scoping a request as about development. Understanding a need, reformulating it, translating it for technical and non-technical stakeholders alike. That part of the work took up more and more space.

2022 - 2024

MBA in Full-Stack Development and Web and Digital Project Management at MyDigitalSchool Angers, an RNCP Level 7 qualification, as an apprentice at Dreamension.

I worked there on digital products tied to video games and streaming. Web development, data collection and processing, automation, recommendation.

Development remained central, but my attention shifted to what surrounds it. Organisation, processes, data, project management.

Since 2024

I joined Banque Transatlantique Luxembourg in September 2024 on a V.I.E. assignment, the French Volontariat International en Entreprise scheme, then on a permanent contract since February 2026.

The change of context shifted my role. I develop fewer applications day to day. Scoping, coordination, automation, data and the link between business lines and technical teams now take the main place.

This is the direction I am pursuing. I am preparing the ITIL 4 Foundation certification to consolidate that framework.

Development weighs less in my professional activity. I keep practising it on my personal projects.

saile.fr is one of them. I design, build, deploy and maintain this site on my own. It serves as my testing ground for a modern web stack, accessibility, internationalisation, performance and deployment.

I am also building Quink, a platform for creating interactive experiences based on questions, answers and calculation rules. One engine produces a quiz, an assessment, a diagnostic tool, a calculator or a recommendation system.

These projects keep my practice alive and confront me with broader questions of design, architecture and product.

Photography and audiovisual work keep an important place in my life. I photograph while travelling, in the street, landscapes and moments of everyday life, then I work on retouching and editing.

Travel is how I discover other environments and change my surroundings. Sport completes the balance. Several years of tennis, today a more occasional practice of badminton and table tennis.

My CV provides details of my professional experience, education and the skills acquired throughout my career.