About me

I graduated from the Ensimag (engineering school in applied mathematics and computer science) in 2015.

I then obtained my PhD in applied mathematics in 2018 at the Jean Kuntzmann Laboratory in Grenoble, France. I was under the supervision of Dominique Attali, Quentin Mérigot and Boris Thibert and worked on solving inverse problems arising in optics using methods based on semi-discrete optimal transport and tools from computational geometry (such as Laguerre and Power diagrams). The manuscript can be found here. The figure below illustrates one of the problems I worked on.

SIGGRAPH 2018 Banner — Example of lens design for a collimated light source and a RGB target image (the banner of the SIGGRAPH Asia 2018 conference).

I was also a postdoctoral researcher at the LIRIS laboratory under the supervision of Tristan Roussillon. I worked on improving plane-probing algorithms for estimating normal vectors on digital planes and digital surfaces.

Estimated normals on a digitization of a torus — **Left:** estimated normals using a plane-probing algorithm on a digitization of a torus. **Right:** estimated normals on a digital surface.

Estimated normals on a digital surface — **Left:** estimated normals using a plane-probing algorithm on a digitization of a torus. **Right:** estimated normals on a digital surface.

I was an IT consultant at Adentis until September 2023 when I joined Eaton as an embedded Linux software engineer.

Some of the programs I have developed can be found on my GitHub page and my resume can be found in English or in French.

On a less serious side, I'm quite interested in the Japanese language, click here if you want to know more.