Industry 4.0 & IoT

Software where it meets the machine

Machine connectivity, industrial data, .NET control: I work where software meets production, from sensor to cloud.

From sensor to cloud

A complete chain

Five links, one responsibility: making sure your shop-floor data arrives clean, secured and usable.

01

Machine & sensors

Data is born on the shop floor: production lines, equipment, sensors.

SensorsMachines
02

Connectivity

Machine connectivity: plugging the shop floor into the information system.

Machine connectivity
03

Cloud ingestion

Azure IoT Hub and RabbitMQ collect and transport the industrial data flows.

Azure IoT HubRabbitMQ
04

.NET processing

C#/.NET services and CosmosDB / MongoDB storage on Azure PaaS building blocks.

.NETCosmosDBMongoDB
05

ASP.NET visualization

ASP.NET applications to monitor and control production, in C# end to end.

ASP.NETC#
Services

What I deliver

The exact scope of my industrial assignments: the one I hold today at Hager Group.

Machine connectivity

Connecting your machines and equipment to the information system: the core of my Industry 4.0 projects at Hager Group.

  • Machines connected to the IT system
  • Azure IoT Hub & RabbitMQ
  • From design to deployment
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Industrial data ingestion

Collecting, transporting and storing production data flows: RabbitMQ queues, .NET services, CosmosDB and MongoDB databases.

  • RabbitMQ message queues
  • CosmosDB / MongoDB storage
  • C#/.NET ingestion services
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.NET control applications

ASP.NET interfaces to visualize and control shop-floor data, with a single C# stack from back to front.

  • ASP.NET & C#
  • Full-stack C#/.NET
  • Production data visualization
See the .NET & Next.js expertise

Industrial cybersecurity

Securing the exchanges between machines, services and the cloud is part of my Industry 4.0 projects at Hager Group.

  • Cybersecurity projects at Hager Group
  • Securing machine-to-cloud exchanges
  • DevOps practices (Azure DevOps, Git)
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Integration into your existing plant

No big bang: I fit into your IT system, your processes and your teams, as I do every day in an international environment.

  • Taking over and extending existing systems
  • Azure DevOps & Git pipelines
  • International teams
Talk about your plant
Field credibility

A career born in industry

Industry is not a market I am discovering: it is where I started.

Coca-Cola Atlas Bottling

2016Fez, Morocco

Automation internship on the bottling lines of the Coca-Cola plant in Fez.

Industrial automation in production
Bottling lines

Mobile robots & sensors

2017– 2019

From ENSA Fez to ENSISA in Mulhouse: robots, embedded sensors and data fusion.

Mobile robot control (ENSA Fez)
Micromouse robot in embedded C (UHA)
Android sensors & data fusion (ENSISA)
Today

Hager Group

2025since February

Freelance software engineer on Industry 4.0 projects: yesterday’s shop floor serving today’s software.

Machine connectivity
Industrial cybersecurity
ASP.NET, Azure IoT Hub, RabbitMQ, CosmosDB
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Frequently asked questions

Your questions

What manufacturers ask me most often before getting started.

What do your Industry 4.0 & IoT services cover?

Can you work on an existing industrial information system?

Where does your industrial field knowledge come from?

A project where software meets the machine?

Connectivity, industrial data, control: let’s talk about your shop floor. The first call is free, with a reply within 24 business hours.