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Product engineering
End-to-end web products with real workflows, state, data synchronization, authentication, and useful edge-case behavior.
- TypeScript & React
- PHP & SQL
- APIs & automation
Software engineer · Las Vegas
Jean-Luc Peloquin
Building interactive web experiences, computer-vision tools, and data products where the system and the interface work as one.
I turn messy inputs into useful, legible systems—then refine the details until they feel inevitable.
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About Jean-Luc
A software engineer drawn to the point where data, automation, and interaction become a product people can actually use.
Jean-Luc is a UNLV computer science graduate based in Las Vegas. His work moves between full-stack product engineering, real-time visual analysis, image processing, and experimental interfaces. The through-line is practical: understand the signal, build the system, and make the result clear.
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Core practice areas
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UNLV computer science
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the stack.
Product thinking is strongest when the data path, the interface, and the operating constraints are designed together.
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Computer vision
Turning live visual interfaces into structured information through detection, OCR, matching, and evaluation pipelines.
- YOLO & OpenCV
- OCR & extraction
- Real-time capture
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Image & data systems
Adaptive processing that measures the source first, then applies the right enhancement, transformation, or analysis.
- Python & NumPy
- Segmentation
- Parallel pipelines
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Interactive systems
Interfaces with a point of view—motion, sound, physical metaphors, and accessibility working as one interaction model.
- Motion & state
- Web audio
- Accessible interaction
Work
Selected systems, experiments, and evolving case studies.
Full-stack product · 2026
VCT Fantasy
A multi-page fantasy product for professional VALORANT: authentication, constrained roster building, player projections, public teams, leaderboards, generated share cards, admin tooling, and scheduled VLR data sync.
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Working principles
Measure the source before choosing the transformation.
Good automation adapts to what is actually present. That applies to an image pipeline, a scraped data source, or a person trying to use an interface.
Make the interaction model part of the idea.
A memorable interface is not decoration over a generic flow. Motion, sound, physical metaphor, and keyboard behavior should all explain the same system.
Build the useful version, then keep sharpening.
Ship a coherent path through the problem first. Instrument it, find the weak signal, and improve the part that changes the outcome—not the part that merely looks busy.
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Profile
One builder.
Broad signal.
Who you’ll work with
Jean-Luc brings an engineering foundation together with frontline technical support and operations experience. He is comfortable moving from ambiguous problem to working prototype, explaining the tradeoffs, and staying with the details that make a system dependable.
Outside the build, his interests in esports, competitive games, music, and fashion keep supplying new kinds of data and interaction problems to explore.
Education
B.S. Computer Science
University of Nevada, Las Vegas · 2024 · 3.5 GPA
Practice
Engineering + data
Product systems, computer vision, automation, image processing, and interactive web experiences.
Toolbox
PythonTypeScriptJavaScriptPHPC / C++ / C#SQLReactOpenCVAWSGitTableauPower BI