Hello! My name is Noé Steiner, and I am a diligent computer engineering student at TELECOM Nancy, where I am immersing myself in the dynamic world of information technology. My interests in this field are vast and varied, stretching across numerous sectors within IT.

Unfortunately most of my projects are closed source (for the moment, in the long term I am opening up my projects. I like to be an open source guy), but you can find some of my favorite projects below ! (PS : Most pro projects are not displayed)

⚠️ Under dev
❌ Closed Source

Research project associated with the tech-lab of the Grandes Mines engineering school in Nancy. We are working on a robotics topic on 2 Boston Dynamics robots

⚠️ Under dev
❌ Closed Source

ADA compiler. ADA -> ASM ARM32 . No library used (No Antlr etc... coded from scratch)

⚠️ Under dev
✅ Open Source

FractalForge is a cutting-edge fractal simulation platform developed to render real-time fractals with unmatched precision. Harnessing the power of C++ for its core computations, FractalForge integrates seamlessly with GLSL for graphical shading, SFML for multimedia handling, and ImGui for an intuitive user interface. Dive into the mesmerizing world of fractals and explore intricate designs at the speed of thought, all through the robust capabilities of FractalForge.

✅ Open Source

I developed a small application for my school, enabling my signal processing teacher to upload instructional videos. The primary objective of creating this app was to familiarize myself with Docker, Laravel, and Inertia.

✅ Open Source

Open your garden to a community of like-minded individuals, embracing the generous spirit that true gardening enthusiasts embody. Additionally, take advantage of our advanced garden watering function, supercharged with Gurobi optimization (simplex algorithm, first project using linear programming), ensuring your plants are always perfectly hydrated (very important).

❌ Closed Source

Full-featured HubSpot onboarder, allowing multiple hubspot accounts to be managed between them. Professional project

✅ Open Source

Small mobile application with backoffice for click and collect ordering at my school's cafeteria.

✅ Open Source

The elevator simulation employs an "échéancier" (schedule or timeline in French) to manage the real-time events and movements, ensuring the systematic and orderly processing of people's requests to move between floors. Utilizing thorough tests and checks, the system ascertains safe and efficient transport, while constantly adjusting to varying usage patterns and potential emergency scenarios.

✅ Open Source

I developed a version of the renowned Game of Life, employing a purely functional programming approach with recursive functions. The simulation allows cells to evolve over time.

✅ Open Source

My first significant project involved developing a maze game from scratch in Java, intertwining logical problem-solving with interactive user experience.