About
PhD student with a background in engineering, with 5+ years of experience in Linux networking, cloud-native infrastructure, and eBPF.
Current Position
PhD student at the I3S laboratory in Sophia-Antipolis, France (Université de la Côte d'Azur). My thesis focuses on optimizing the datapath from the kernel to the application using eBPF, with emphasis on low-latency Linux networking acceleration.
Education
- PhD in Computer Science - University of Côte d'Azur, I3S Lab (2021-Present)
- Master's in Advanced Communication Systems - ENSEEIHT / ISAE / ENAC / INSA (2020-2021)
- Engineering Degree in Computer Science & Networking - ENSEEIHT (2018-2021)
- DUT in Networks & Telecommunications - IUT de Nice Sophia-Antipolis (Université de la Côte d'Azur) (2016-2018)
Work Experience
Teaching Assistant
University of Côte d'Azur (2021-Present)
- Teaching 60+ hours/year in networking and systems courses (BGP, MPLS, fundamentals)
- Grading projects, leading practical labs, mentoring students
Apprentice Engineer
Orange Innovation Networks - Remote (2021)
- Researched Edge Computing architectures (Linux Foundation, Akraino)
- Prototyped Kubernetes-based edge deployments with BigBlueButton
Orange DSI - Toulouse (2018-2020)
- Built internal Go tools (HTTP proxy, API monitoring, log parsing)
- Developed server monitoring via Ansible and containerized deployments
Intern
École des Mines de Paris - Sophia-Antipolis (2018)
- Docker-based automation for scientific workloads
- Developed Django frontend, Swarm cluster, Ansible roles
Technical Skills
- Systems: Linux, Distributed Systems, eBPF, XDP, AF_XDP, Docker, Kubernetes, Virtualization
- Software: Go, Rust, Python, shell, web (frontend/backend)
- Networking: Linux networking, cloud networking, network virtualization, IoT
- Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, OpenTelemetry, Vector, bpftrace