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As a senior researcher, I worked mainly on the development of a practical technology for computing over encrypted data grounded in homomorphic cryptography as well as other related techniques. With a few colleagues and students, we thus attempted to build the software tools, compilers and RTE required to turn the magic of homomorphic cryptography into a.

The Embedded Real-Time & Security Lab was a research group of 30+ researchers specialized in analysis tools, compilers and operating systems for safety and/or security-critical software-intensive systems. During the period I served as head of lab I have focused mostly on developing the technical foundations of the lab security R&D activities on.

A few months after defending my PhD thesis, I joined a newly created lab at CEA focusing on compilation and OS for safety or performance critical systems. Upon my arrival, I was tasked with building and leading a small research team which mission was to design and develop a dataflow compiler, from the programming language specification down to the bare.

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Did part-time research at Institut de Recherche Technologique SystemX within its flagship cybersecurity project EIC (Environnement d'Interopérabilité pour la Cybersécurité) where we investigated the applications of advanced emerging cryptographic techniques, homomorphic encryption ahead (http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/CloudCom.2016.0069.

As a system architect, I was responsible with my fellow teammates for the specification and design of a fairly complex (more than 10 MLoCs and 50 FRU) high availability distributed switching system. These years involved specifying many fairly complex features, designing quite a few algorithms and protocols as well as doing a lot of telecom system.

Moving back to France, I was given the responsibility of a small R&D team responsible for developing the fault tolerance and load balancing middleware for a new generation of distributed GSM Base Station Controller (BSC). This mostly involved work on distributed algorithms, distributed data consistency as well as distributed resource allocation. It is also.

I started my career as a DMS (Digital Multiplex Switch) designer, working on the Home Location Register/Authentication Center which is a high availability real-time database central to the functioning of both 2G and 3G wireless networks. Amongst my early contributions was work on type analysis in the strongly typed PROTEL language to automate the.

Habilitation À Diriger Des Recherches, Combinatorial Optimization

My Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches thesis comes back on around a decade of both theoretical and practical contributions to the field.

Phd, Combinatorial Optimization

My PhD thesis dealt with the study of a strongly NP-hard resource-constrained scheduling problem which was approached from different.

Msc, Applied Mathematics

MSc thesis on the subject of multisensor image fusion by means of wavelet techniques, honored by the 1998 Texas Instruments Prize for.

Ingénieur, Computer Science