As an MSc student at the second best French school of engineering and at Paris Saclay university, one of the greatest university in the world, I’ve always considered that studying at a top university does not mean that you are able to solve hard problems with smart solutions. To learn how to solve concrete challenges, I’ve been working for more than a year as a network administrator for ViaRezo, a student internet provider. It was a deep dive into network protocols and the linux world. Since I’m passionate about understanding how things work, I couldn’t help learning how all those clusters and servers were made. That’s why I decided to learn software development and especially low level development, by building a custom rust kernel.Meanwhile I’m studying various subjects and following many courses, always trying to have precise goals by doing projects, and by working in teams. Interested in quantum computing, I’m working in a project with a French QC startup. Interested in machine and deep learning, I participated in a Kagglee tournament, in order, once again, to understand what goes-on behind the scenes of what I find interesting.I recently joined Paris Digital Lab to strengthen my skills in software development and data science. I will be working on 3 MVPs for real-life businesses.As you’ve probably noticed by now, when I'm interested in something, I’m ready to give it my all : )