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Hello, I'm here to talk about my past work with Maxime Tournier at Tyrolium. I was recruited for my internship at the company. Among other things, we built websites and worked on several internal projects, learning various technologies and ways of working. We discovered internal tools created by the company, by Maxime Tournier himself. Maxime showed patience and teaching skills, and above all shared all the little techniques he has picked up over his years of experience, in code and beyond. We managed to be productive with only a few months of web development behind us, sometimes alone, sometimes in small or medium groups. We saw that together, even with little or no experience, we could build highly elaborate things that made sense, and that truly rewarded us once our daily, weekly and monthly tasks were done. It was a wonderful experience that taught me a lot about myself and the job. Maxime is someone I'm glad I met, and who has a lot to teach and share with others.

My name is Bastien Thiebaut, I'm 26, a web developer and a former Tyrolium intern. I met Maxime during my web developer training: he was simply one of my trainers. We clicked straight away. To complete my training, I needed to find a company internship; I asked Maxime if he was looking for an intern, and he was. That's how I joined Tyrolium, for four months. Working together was really enjoyable: always in a good mood, while staying genuinely professional. What made this experience so good was that Maxime was always available to help us. We were never left on our own. We mostly worked on Discord and, whenever we had a problem, we could reach him quickly and find a solution, whether it was a misunderstood instruction or a bug in the code. We worked on a fairly big project for beginner developers: Gamenium, an internal project. Even though it was his project and he already had lots of ideas, he stayed very open to debate and listened to our suggestions. He also cared about us getting our degree: he gave us a lot of time at the end of the internship, and I might not have been as well prepared for my final exam without him. Thanks to him. Maxime is above all passionate, and you can feel it when he explains things. He listens a lot, always takes opinions into account before deciding, and never counts his hours. I thank him for an experience that was both professional and deeply human.

Hi, I'm Adèle, a web developer, and I'm going to talk about my internship at Tyrolium. When I started, the goal was to move from theory to practice. I worked on three projects: a showcase website, a complex, ambitious but fascinating web application, and an internal Tyrolium tool. What I really liked was that I wasn't just handed small tasks to do on my own, the "do it and come back when you're done" kind. I was truly involved in a project and supported: given autonomy, with someone always there if needed. I mostly worked remotely, which could have made things harder, but Maxime was always there to answer questions. He's also very well organised with communication and tools, including client tools to show how a project is progressing. It was really convenient. I absolutely loved it: a structured, well-supported, organised internship. And yet there were quite a few of us interns, and Maxime handled everything on his own. Technically, I made huge progress: reading code, understanding it, changing it; I discovered new technologies and got much better at the ones I knew. I followed projects from A to Z, and took over existing ones. The atmosphere was really friendly. Maxime is approachable, kind, attentive, very professional, and he always wants to understand: the client, the problem, what's going on. I think that's essential in this job, and it's what makes Tyrolium worth it. I recommend it 100%, whether for an internship, a job, a website or anything else. Go for it with your eyes closed: I don't regret it one bit.

My name is Maxence Emery, I'm a WordPress integrator. In February 2025 I earned my web and mobile web developer diploma. I met Maxime Tournier during my studies: he was one of my teachers. I was immediately won over by his approach: always extremely available and professional, he shared his experience and helped us whenever he could. He was a huge help at the end of the year. I had to present my project file to a jury, and he let me do a kind of mock exam with him, with lots of advice and areas for improvement. I worked extremely hard for this diploma, but if my presentation went well, it was largely thanks to him and how closely he listened. I also had to deploy a website on a server, which was particularly tricky with the technologies we were required to use. Without Maxime guiding me, I'm not sure I could have done that deployment properly. He always came up with ideas. He's a teacher with great maturity despite his young age, and I'm very glad I had him.