I am currently a senior software engineer at Google. Before that, I studied at Ecole Polytechnique (Palaiseau, France) and then at EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland), where I specialized in information security and completed a master's thesis in cryptography.
I am interested in many aspects of software engineering (see my open-source contributions), with a strong focus on what I would call "foundations" of software and security. This has led me to work on a wide range of topics including cryptography, firmware, file formats, data compression, performance and privacy. But I also enjoy writing software higher up the stack, such as a 3D visualization of surrounding mountains with OpenGL.
I have published several research papers and given talks, notably on cryptography, file formats and privacy topics.
I am always eager to learn and teach, so don't hesitate to reach me on Mastodon for any question or just to get news. You can also subscribe to my blog's RSS feed.