2008–2011	M.Sc. in the Computer Laboratory (PLS group) at the University of Cambridge (UK). Thesis subject: Software Plagiarism Detection with PEGs. Supervising students on Optimising Compilers.
2007–2008	M.Phil. in Computer Speech, Text and Internet Technology, at the University of Cambridge. Thesis subject: Filter trees for combining binary classifiers. Overall grade: A+.
2001–2002	Diploma in Computer Science, with distinction, at the University of Cambridge. Student research project: development of a decompiler Diplôme d'ingénieur de l'École Centrale de Paris (ECP, France).
1999–2001	Student at the École Centrale de Paris (now Centrale Supélec).
1996–1999	Classe préparatoire aux Grandes Écoles: intensive Mathematics and Physics course at the Lycée Hoche (Versailles, France).
June 1996	French Baccalauréat in Sciences (specialized in Mathematics), with honors.

April 2012–Now	Senior Principal SW architect and Team lead at Arm Holdings. Architectural design of Mali GPU ESSL / SPIR-V / DXIL compiler frontend/middle-end. Architectural design of (another) Mali safety-critical compiler and GLSL-to-SPIR-V frontend for VulkanSC. Interface with OpenGL ES, Vulkan, VulkanSC & DX12 driver stacks. Team lead of SW architect driver team. Input to future HW GPU roadmap.
Feb–Dec 2011	Lead software architect at IDM (Ingéniérie Diffusion Multimedia). Designed a cross-browser suite collecting specially-recruited respondents' web browsing habits for marketing and ad campaign evaluations.
Aug 2005–Sept 2007	Production manager of dictionary CD-ROMs at IDM for major publishing houses (Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Pearson, Macmillan). SW architect of CD-ROM product division. Project leader of the XDCC production framework (website and toolkit suite for high-volume publishing of CD-ROM products).
Aug 2003–Aug 2005	R&D engineer at IDM. Design and development of an open-source highly-multithreaded data compiler. Development of a XML hierarchical search engine.
Jan–Aug 2003	C++ development of a fingerprint recognition server at Sagem Morpho.
June​-​Aug 2001	R&D internship at IDM. C++ development of the search engine for the Encyclopædia Universalis product (interactive multimedia encyclopaedia on CD-ROM/DVD). Coordinator of the Macintosh team.
Aug 2000	Internship in Germany (6 weeks) at Siemens KWU (design and construction of nuclear plants). Updated a 3D visualisation tool (C development on HP/UX), data conversion, user interface enhancements.

French/English	Bilingual. In 2007, scored 117/120 at the English TOELF iBT test. Studied 4 years in UK. Fully English-speaking environment since 2012.
Japanese	Upper intermediate. Passed the JLPT N2 in Dec. 2021 (score 129/180), 6-week internship for Panasonic in Osaka, studied 3 months in Nihon University (Tokyo)
Swedish	A2 (self-evaluation, completed Svenska För Invandrare)

Programming	C/C++, Java, C#, Perl, Python, Assembly (i686, Arm Cortex A, etc.), SQL, ML
Internet	SSH, VPN, Apache, PHP, Tomcat
VCS	git, gerrit, SVN, Mercurial
OS	Linux (Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian), Windows, MacOSX, FreeBSD

Ongoing	Long-distance running, hiking, archery
2001–2002	Co-developer of a puzzle/action game Krystal Drop, which won the third prize of the French Concours National du Jeu Libre 2003 (JCIE), a competition of open-source games.
2000–2001	Active member of VIA, a student association which administers the local network at the Ecole Centrale Paris (700+ PCs). User helpdesk for the school computer laboratory (80 SUN & Windows workstations).
1999–2001	Creator and project leader of a 3D virtual reality toolkit

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