Zaki Gouizi
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Zaki Gouizi

An engineering background, software and data experience, and a freelance journey alongside a search for opportunities in Paris and abroad.

A little about me

I’m Zaki Gouizi, an engineer with a computer science background from JUNIA HEI in Lille, following preparatory studies at Lycée LaSalle.

I’ve worked on forecasting at Decathlon and full-stack development at StudentBank. I’m also co-founder and CTO of Enka.

I’m developing my freelance work with a small team of collaborators, offering automation, cybersecurity, marketing, content creation and other services based on each client’s needs. Alongside that, I’m looking for job opportunities in Paris and abroad.

Engineer and Enka co-founder building applications, automation and data workflows. I connect product needs with interfaces, backend systems and the way people use them.

Work I can help with

I work across software, data and automation. My strength is connecting the parts of a problem: understanding the need, designing the workflow, building the application and making the information move between the right people and tools.

For freelance work, I collaborate with a small team across automation, cybersecurity, marketing and content creation. We shape the scope around the client’s needs and the strengths of the people involved.

What connects these projects

I like taking a problem beyond the first idea. Enka connects an application with restaurant and courier operations. StudentBank connected user journeys with interfaces and a data model. My automation projects turn repeated actions into tools I can return to and use.

That is the kind of work I want to do more of: turn a need into a clear workflow, build the useful parts and keep improving them through use. I am developing my freelance activity and looking for opportunities in Paris and abroad.

How I work

I'm Zaki, an engineer and co-founder of Enka. When I run into a problem, my first question is often: “Would it be faster to make it myself?”

That's why I became an engineer: to have the tools to turn my ideas into something I can use. Sometimes that means automating an annoying task. Sometimes it means spending months exploring a question until I understand it for myself.

My interests also take me into building a business, helping friends make films, and learning to sew my own clothes. These are some of the things I've made and what I've learned along the way.

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