Engineer, author, builder
About
Engineer, author, builder
Banconlé AKOBI
4th-year engineering student at INSA Hauts-de-France, pursuing a work-study engineering degree in computer science and cybersecurity (2024–2027). I work at the intersection of cybersecurity, full-stack development, and cloud architecture. Through my apprenticeship at SEMR (smartfone.fr / magicrecycle.com), I lead the Regeneration ERP, Scaleway infrastructure, and major e-commerce migrations.
On the ground: LanceOS (SaaS for freelancers), CTF practice (TryHackMe, 100+ challenges), and SIEM deployment (internship in Bucharest - Splunk, Wazuh).
Beyond code, I authored a book on personal discipline (MORSE), won the INSA Hauts-de-France eloquence contest 2025-2026, and placed 2nd nationally at Inter-INSA x VINCI 2026.
Three words: curious, organized, creative. One conviction: technical skill without vision is worthless.
From Lomé to Bucharest
Journey
Cybersecurity Internship
EasyDo Digital Technologies - Bucharest, Romania
Splunk & Wazuh SIEM deployment, threat analysis, pentesting. Splunk certifications obtained.
2nd place - National Eloquence Contest
Inter-INSA x VINCI - La Défense, Paris
National finalist among engineers from France's INSA schools.
LanceOS Launch
lanceos.eu
All-in-one SaaS for freelancers: invoicing, CRM, project management.
1st prize - INSA HdF Eloquence Contest
Valenciennes - 4th edition
1st prize at the internal INSA Hauts-de-France eloquence contest.
IT Manager Apprentice
SEMR MagicRecycle / Smartfone.fr - Versailles
Scaleway infrastructure, Regeneration ERP, PrestaShop migrations, payment integrations.
CTF & Bug Bounty
TryHackMe - Junior Pentester path
100+ challenges solved. Junior Penetration Tester path completed.
Bachelor's in Computer Science
UPHF - Valenciennes
Graduated with honors.
Scientific Baccalaureate
Lycée Français de Lomé, Togo
Graduated with honors.
What guides me
Values & Philosophy
Discipline
Rigorous execution is the foundation of every lasting result.
Curiosity
Every new technology is a door - I open them all.
Eloquence
Knowing how to code isn't enough. Knowing how to convince makes the difference.
Recognition