About

From Burgundy to enterprise AI, via three continents.

I’m Camille Aubert — AI Solutions Architect at Cegos, based in Fontenay-le-Fleury (Île-de-France). Online, I’ve been CamiJi since my India years.

One disambiguation, since search engines keep getting it wrong: Camille is a French first name shared by men and women — I’m a man.

The winding path

I grew up in Givry and Chalon-sur-Saône, in Burgundy. Humanities baccalauréat, then sociology at the Université de Bourgogne in Dijon — followed by Grenoble, an Erasmus semester in Madrid, and a Master’s finished in New Delhi.

Then the travel industry swallowed me whole: ground logistics in Delhi and the Ladakh mountains, then tailor-made trips to China, Indonesia and Mongolia designed from Paris. Three continents, thousands of travellers — and not a single line of code yet.

Camille Aubert on a Royal Enfield motorcycle in the streets of Delhi, India — his travel industry years before becoming a web developer — Delhi, 2010 — Royal Enfield, Himalayan logistics, and the years that earned me the nickname “Camiji”.

The reconversion

In 2015, I retrained as a web developer at Webforce3 (Nanterre) — and never looked back. Since 2016: business applications at ASSERCAR in Paris, growing from developer to project manager, building real SQL depth along the way.

Since 2023 at Cegos: Laravel, React and WordPress at enterprise scale — and today, leading the technical shift toward applied AI. Enterprise RAG in production, agent orchestration, and an AI-assisted delivery workflow across repositories.

Camille Aubert, AI Solutions Architect at Cegos, wearing a headset at the office during a technical review — At the Cegos office, Paris — headset on, between two technical reviews.

The home base

Half the week I work from home, in Fontenay-le-Fleury — a wooden desk facing the garden window, with light that changes through the day. This is where most of the Laravel, React and AI work actually gets shaped: calm, focused, with room to think.

No triple-screen battlestation — just a clean, upright setup: one screen at the right height, a keyboard, and a rattan chair. Everything within reach, nothing shouting for attention.

Camille Aubert's full home workstation in Fontenay-le-Fleury — wooden desk, rattan chair and garden window where he develops Laravel, React and AI solutions — The home base, in full — wooden desk, rattan chair, and the garden window where the Laravel, React and AI work takes shape.

Education & career

2003

Humanities baccalauréat

Chalon-sur-Saône, Bourgogne

Lycée Émiland Gauthey — sport-études handball.

2003 — 2008

Université de Bourgogne

Dijon

Sociology & social intervention — Licence.

2008 — 2010

Master’s, Madrid & New Delhi

Grenoble · Madrid · New Delhi

Master’s across three universities, including an Erasmus semester in Madrid, finishing in India.

2010 — 2011

Shanti Travel

New Delhi & Ladakh, India

Logistics Manager — ground logistics in the Himalayas. Where they nicknamed me “Camiji”.

2012 — 2014

Marco Vasco

Paris

Travel designer — tailor-made trips to China, Indonesia and Mongolia.

2015 — 2016

Webforce3

Nanterre

Web developer training — the professional reconversion that changed everything.

2016 — 2023

ASSERCAR

Paris / Île-de-France

Web developer, then Project Manager — business applications, PHP/SQL depth, from unversioned code to structured production.

2023 — Present

Cegos

Paris / Île-de-France

Full-stack developer → AI Solutions Architect — enterprise platforms at scale, RAG in production, AI-assisted delivery.

Languages

FrenchNative
EnglishFluent — expat years in India & Asia
SpanishFluent — Madrid & South America

Beyond the keyboard

Lifelong multisport: 20 years of handball, one marathon and one ultra-trail (50K+) — plus windsurfing, rollerblading, and cycling. I bike-commute to the office whenever the Parisian weather cooperates.

Otherwise: WWII and Roman history, and a vegetable garden that keeps me humble.