CV

I am currently a CNRS Research Engineer at POEMS laboratory

You can download my CV (French, pdf) here.

Professionnal experience

2010 -	CNRS Research Engineer at POEMS laboratory Development of XLiFE++, C++ library inheriting from Fortran library Melina developped by Daniel Martin, from IRMAR (UMR 6625), and POEMS laboratory (UMR 7231) Development of related tools
2009 - 2010	Engineer for ANR Micas Implementation of adaptative Aitken-Schwarz method to Darcy 3D equation with strong variations of permeability (random behaviour following a lognormal law). This work is part of ANR Calcul Intensif et Simulation 2007 Micas (Modelling and Intensive Computation for Aquifer Simulations). Partners : SAGE team of INRIA Rennes Transferts team of UMR 6118 Geosciences, Rennes LMPG group of Waves and Complex Media Laboratory of University of Havre National network for hydrogeological sites Ore H+
2004 - 2009	Phd studies of Doctoral School of Ecole Polytechnique - funds from the Ministry of Education and Research Subject: Multi-Scale gravitational Dynamics : formation and evolution of a self-gravitating system in an external field Supervisors: Marc Lenoir et Jérôme Perez (UMA / ENSTA) Development of a numerical code (FORTRAN 77, parallelized with MPI library) to simulate a self-gravitating system in an external potential modelling the interactions between a globular cluster and the galaxy in which it evolves. Development of spectral tools to analyze the dynamic structure of self-gravitating systems in order to highlight the characteristic properties of the two main classes of equilibrium systems highlighted during a previous thesis defended on February 6th, 2009 Committee : Grégoire Allaire (C.M.A.P. / école Polytechnique) - President of Committee Daniel Pfenniger (Observatoire de Genève) - Referee Jean-Jacques Aly (Service d’Astrophysique / C.E.A.) - Referee Christian Boily (Observatoire de Strasbourg) - Referee
Spring 2004	4 months internship at the Applied Mathematical Unit of ENSTA under the supervision of Jérôme Perez Development of a numerical Fortran 77 code for the simulation of a N body system in an external analytic potential, in order to model the interactions between a globular cluster and its host galaxy.
Spring 2003	2 months internship at the Laboratory Universe and Theories of the Observatoire de Paris-Meudon under the supervision of Christophe Sauty Conception of a numerical C++ code MHD, for the simulation of stationary relativistic spherical winds, with spectral methods.

Diploma - Trainings

2004 - 2009	Phd studies of Doctoral School of Ecole Polytechnique - funds from the Ministry of Education and Research Subject: Multi-Scale gravitational Dynamics : formation and evolution of a self-gravitating system in an external field Supervisors: Marc Lenoir et Jérôme Perez (UMA / ENSTA) Development of a numerical code (FORTRAN 77, parallelized with MPI library) to simulate a self-gravitating system in an external potential modelling the interactions between a globular cluster and the galaxy in which it evolves. Development of spectral tools to analyze the dynamic structure of self-gravitating systems in order to highlight the characteristic properties of the two main classes of equilibrium systems highlighted during a previous thesis defended on February 6th, 2009 Committee : Grégoire Allaire (C.M.A.P. / école Polytechnique) - President of Committee Daniel Pfenniger (Observatoire de Genève) - Referee Jean-Jacques Aly (Service d’Astrophysique / C.E.A.) - Referee Christian Boily (Observatoire de Strasbourg) - Referee
2003 - 2004	Holder of a Post-graduate diploma (DEA) in “Mathematics of the Modelling, Simulation and Applications to Physics” ( now, it is the Master in “Modelling and Simulation” ) at Versailles-St Quentin University: Modelling in Astrophysics. Modelling the equations of Physics. Interactions laser-plasma. Modelling Maxwell equations. Modelling in environment science.
2001 - 2004	Holder of the engineer degree of “Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées” (ENSTA) : Specialization: “Mathematical Modelling” Path: “Simulations in Mathematical Engineering” Optional courses: “Applications of Spectral Theory”, “Geometrical View of Physics”

Enseignements

2007 - 2009

Assistant teacher at Université Claude Bernard Lyon I - CDCSP / ISTIL / ICJ half-time in 07-08, full-time in 08-09 Génie Logiciel I - CM (08-09), TD/TP (07-08) Object-oriented programming in C++ Application to scientific computation : implementation of classes of sparse matrices (aij, csr, full) : elementary matricial operations and some Krylov solvers Génie Logiciel II - CM (08-09), TD/TP (07-08) Software building, UML Graphical user interfaces in Java/Swing Méthodes Numériques pour le Calcul Haute Performance - TP - Parallel computation with MPI - Application to the implementation of a Schwarz-Jacobi solver for 1D and 2D Poisson problems Méthodes Numériques de Base - TD (08-09) Finding zeros Interpolation and numerical integration Differential equations and algebraic systems Analyse Vectorielle - TD (08-09) Permis de Conduire Informatique - TD/TP (08-09) Introduction to networks Office softwares: spreadsheets and databases Outils et Calcul Scientifique - CM/TP (08-09), TD/TP (07-08) Fortran 90, BLAS, LAPACK Source code validation and verification Application to scientific computation : implementation and using of structures of sparse matrices (aij, csr, csc, band, full, pack) and elementary operations

2004 - 2007

Intructorship in Applied Mathematics at Ecole Polytechnique cours MAP 431 “Analyse numérique et optimisation : Une introduction à l’analyse numérique et à la modélisation mathématique” Teachers in charge: Grégoire Allaire and Olivier Pantz. Practical Work on Finite Differences with Scilab and Finite elements with Freefem++ Correction of written exam Elaboration and management of numerical work Guidance : revising courses, update course in Scilab Management of bigger numerical work for a student repeating a year cours MAP 311 “Probabilités et statistiques” Practical work on initiation to Scilab Guidance : Revising course (2007)

Skills

Scientific computation	Matlab, Scilab, Melina, XLiFE++, Freefem++, MPI, FORTRAN 77 et 90, C, C++
Others programming languages	Java, Tcl/Tk, Ruby
Operating systems	Windows, Unix/Linux, macOS
Web Development	HTML, CSS, PHP/MySQL, asciidoc, markdown, sphinx
Office softwares	OpenOffice, Office, NeoOffice, LaTeX
Languages	English : read, written, spoken

Conferences

2005	Summer School M.O.D.E.S.T. 5c, institut Anton Pannoeke, University of Amsterdam