Quickwit is an open-source, cloud-native, highly scalable, and cost-efficient search engine for log management, distributed tracing, and immutable or slow-changing datasets.If you currently use Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Grafana Loki, or Grafana Tempo, you should look into Quickwit: enjoy faster queries while realizing substantial cost savings!https://quickwit.io/https://github.com/quickwit-oss/quickwitAs a co-founder, I'm involved in all the activities that enable a startup such as Quickwit to run smoothly: software development, product management, developer advocacy, marketing, HR, accounting, legal, raising funds, etc.However, I dedicate much of my time to designing and implementing new features for our distributed search engine for logs and traces written in Rust. There isn't a subsystem that I haven't touched. I'm, in fact, the #1 contributor to the project in the number of commits and lines of code added or removed.https://github.com/guilload

Data InfrastructureCompute engines: Hive, MapReduce, Presto, SparkStorage: Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon S3, HDFSProgramming and scripting languages: Java, Python, Bash

Spark / Scala

The Recurse Center is a retreat for programmers. I did two 12-week retreats, one in 2014 and the other in 2017.

Among the first software engineers to join the company, I was involved in the design, development, and maintenance of all the layers of a stack mostly written in Python.During 2 years, I significantly contributed to tinyclues' data processing framework (Cassandra, S3, Redis), in-house machine learning framework (NumPy, SciPy, scikit-learn), web platform (Flask, DynamoDB, SQS), and infrastructure (EC2, CloudFormation, SaltStack, Ubuntu).

Machine learning internship• Projects:→ Under non-disclosure agreement work about the French Twittersphere graph structure→ Text classification→ Word sense disambiguation• Concepts:→ Machine learning→ NLP→ Graph theory• Technologies:→ Python→ Numpy→ Scipy→ Gensim (topic modelling framework - Python)→ NLTK (NLP framework - Python)→ Scikit-Learn (machine learning framework - Python)A pencil and a sheet of paper :)

→ Python→ Django