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Questions about a course, a deadline, a schedule change? Message me anytime — I answer fast, in public channels when it helps everyone.
Candidate for group representative of the EPITA Bachelor of Computer Science — Group 2. I want to be the link between our class and the school: clearer information, hands-on help anytime, and a group spirit worth remembering.
Being a representative isn't a title — it's a job. Here is what I bring to Group 2, every single day.
Questions about a course, a deadline, a schedule change? Message me anytime — I answer fast, in public channels when it helps everyone.
I speak with the administration and faculty so you don't have to fight alone. Your concerns become structured, documented requests.
When something needs doing, I do it — from setting up servers to unblocking paperwork. You'll see results, not slides.
I don't wait for a title to help. Here is what I have already done for the Bachelor community at EPITA.
Created and maintain a Minecraft server open to the entire Bachelor of Computer Science community at EPITA — a place where students from every group can relax, build and connect outside of class.
Assisted many students with configuring and troubleshooting their machines and dev environments, so nobody loses precious time fighting their setup instead of learning to code.
Helped many students navigate administrative procedures — including the CVEC — turning confusing paperwork into clear, step-by-step guidance.
Already maintained communication with the administration to gather official information, then forwarded it to everyone concerned — so the right info reaches the right people, every time.
No rigid schedules, no gimmicks — just constant availability and a commitment to Group 2.
No office hours, no appointments needed. Whenever you have a question, a problem or just need a hand — I'm there.
I keep the direct line with the administration open and make sure every important update gets forwarded to whoever it concerns — no one left out of the loop.
From setting up your dev environment to navigating procedures like the CVEC — the unglamorous stuff that blocks students gets handled, together.
Workload, schedules, course pacing: I collect your input and bring it to the school with facts, not noise.
I'm open to working with the other candidates, with students and with staff. This isn't about winning — it's about getting what's best for Group 2.
Every voice in Group 2 gets heard — even the quiet ones. Reach out directly or anonymously, whatever you're comfortable with.
No vague promises — a direction you can hold me to.
One-on-one chats and a quick survey: what does Group 2 need most right now? That becomes my priority list.
I propose working together with other candidates and students — because Group 2 wins when its representatives pull in the same direction.
Continue what I already do: gather official info from the administration and make sure it reaches every student concerned, without anyone having to chase it.
Help with coursework, devices, admin procedures — whenever it's needed.
"The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team"
On election day, choose the candidate who is already helping, already connected and always available. Vote Joaquín for group representative of the EPITA Bachelor of Computer Science — Group 2.
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