As a computer engineer, I enjoy working on innovative and
challenging projects, finding the best possible solutions to
complex issues and putting new technology to the test.
- M.Eng. in Computer Engineering. INSA Lyon, France, 2007
- B.Eng. in Computer Engineering. IUT de Belfort, France, 2004
| Aug. 2009 - Nov. 2011 |
INTM |
Lyon |
| OpenSource systems engineer |
http://www.intm.fr |
- Developed and maintained a custom Debian-based Linux distribution
aimed at scientific computing, for workstations and large-scale HPC clusters
- Selected, adapted and maintained IT management tools (Pulse2) and assisted
other teams on infrastructure projects (storage, authentication, printing, virtualization)
- Developed new features for FAI, a fully automatic installer, enhancing the
automated partitioning & filesystem setup tool
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| Feb. - Aug. 2008 |
BT Infrastructures Critiques |
Lyon |
| Datacenter tooling engineer |
http://www.bt.com/france |
- Developed and integrated custom, large-scale, multi-NOC monitoring tools
(Nagios-based) including asset management integration for host and network
topology information
- Rewrote part of the central event handling and event correlation code (SEC)
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| 2005 - June 2007 |
Linbox FAS |
Metz |
| Product manager |
http://www.linbox.com |
- Designed the LIPS IP telephony solution, based on Asterisk and SIP
(multi-sites, redundant)
- Developed the configuration agent and GUI module integrating the LIPS
solution into Linbox' centralized, web-based management console
- Designed scalable/fault-tolerant VPN solutions, with OpenVPN and OSPF
- Researched and wrote a migration tool for the FirstClass groupware,
reverse-engineering the on-disk data store
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| 2004 |
Sirius Technologies |
Metz |
| Software development engineer |
http://www.siriustech.org |
- Architected an all-in-one, turn-key, Linux-based workgroup server
solution for SMBs, including automatic deployment platform and
datacenter-hosted solution
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OpenSource projects and activities |
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- Wrote an event-based DAAP multimedia sharing server (forked-daapd) as a
better alternative to FireFly Media Server. Designed from the ground up to
be Unix-portable, all the while making use of platform-specific optimizations
when possible (epoll, eventfd, timerfd, signalfd). Initially built on top of
libevent and ported over to Grand Central Dispatch
- Wrote the pommed daemon to handle various hardware features of the Mac laptops
on Linux and worked on the rEFIt boot menu and EFI runtime in Debian
- Ported TiLP and its low-level communication libraries to Mac OS X 10.1 to 10.3.
Developed a Cocoa GUI and an IOKit-based USB driver – before the release of the
official Texas Instruments solution. Also worked on the Linux port to improve the
architecture and implementation (including Linux kernel drivers)
- Contributed to the Debian MIPS port: Linux kernel patches, ARCS bootloader maintenance
- Contributed to the SANE project: Linux integration (hotplug, udev, ConsoleKit),
system and networking code, introduced mDNS support in the saned server
- Member of the Debian Project, producer of the eponymous Linux distribution
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| Systems |
More than 10 years of experience with Unix-like operating
systems (esp. Debian), storage & backup systems, monitoring,
SSO
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| Networks |
Advanced network architectures with BGP and/or OSPF), load balancers,
failover switches, firewalls, VPN gateways, QoS
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| Services |
Standard Internet services, VoIP (SIP, Asterisk), PostgreSQL,
PgCluster, Oracle, MySQL
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| Development |
On Unix-like and embedded platforms (VxWorks, ...) using
low-level and high-level languages (assembly language, C, C++,
Objective-C, Perl, PHP, Java, SQL, PL/SQL, Shell, ...). Git,
Subversion and CVS version control systems. C code with both
gcc and Clang.
Wrote device drivers and kernel code.
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- French (mother tongue)
- English (fluent, scored 955/990 on the TOEIC test)
- (2006 - 2010) President, founding member of the Association Debian
- Contributing member of Software in the Public Interest, Inc.
Available upon request.