Thibaut Tiberghien
  • @tibotiber
  • Co-founder & CTO at Smplrspace
  • Singapore
  • He/him
I'm the co-founder & CTO at Smplrspace, a startup trying to redefine communication about spaces. Our product helps anyone sketch floor plans in 3D in minutes and share them instantly for sales, collaborative space planning and more.

I'm a builder at heart, mostly of digital stuff. I see myself as a craftsman, a scrappy perfectionist, and a wannabe essentialist. I'm a proud family-man. I'm interested in contributing to the advancement of women in tech. Excited about all things remote / hybrid / flexible work.

I've got 10 years of experience in early stage product building, covering R&D, rapid prototyping, and product development in both academics, corporate and pre-seed startups. My expertise lies in complex web products, including 3D / WebGL, IoT, data visualisation, semantic web and graph databases. I am also interested in process optimisation and internal tooling for product teams. I have been published in international conferences, and hold 2 patents.

Don't tell anyone, but I excel at dad jokes, if excel is the right word for it.
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Jun 2019 - Present

Co-founder & CTO, Smplrspace

Sep 2018 - May 2019

Chief Technology Officer, PTGEM

Jul 2017 - Sep 2018

Senior Data Experience Developer, Thomson Reuters

Feb 2016 - Jul 2017

Full-Stack Web Developer, Clevertech

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I've written a quick post about hosting private source maps on Google Cloud for a React app, deploying it (with Netlify), and pushing the source maps to Sentry so error stack traces are useful there.
I've been playing quite a bit with GraphQL lately and love it! I hit a roadblock with using Interfaces & Union Types in Prisma and thought to share my workaround in a post. The post was picked up b...
Over the past few months, I’ve been learning React slowly, trying to build an in-depth understanding of its large ecosystem. I've published an article listing the resources I found most useful to g...
Recently I've done some research as part of a job application process. Because I was passionate about the topic, I went slightly overboard 😅 and ended up creating an open source repo example lookin...