I work across the device stack, from the first board bring-up to software that can ship, update, and keep running in the field.
C, C++, Rust, bare metal, and Zephyr—from board bring-up and drivers to maintainable application firmware.
Sensors, power systems, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ultra-Wideband, LPWAN, and CAN—connected into a coherent product.
Embedded Linux, Android services, hardware-facing applications, and the interfaces that make a whole device work together.
Safety, observability, automated testing, reproducible builds, reliable updates, and software designed for long-term ownership.
Autonomy, mastery, and purpose have shaped every chapter of my career—from the first connected products I shipped to the complex device software I help build today.
👨💻 Autonomy means taking ownership beyond the code: understanding the product, making sound trade-offs, and leaving a system healthier than I found it.
📖 Mastery is the habit of going one layer deeper. I am still driven by the same question that brought me to embedded systems in 2012: how does the whole thing really work?
🌟 Purpose is building technology that earns its place in the world—useful to people, dependable in practice, and developed with care.
More than a decade of taking connected products from an idea on a desk to hardware used in the real world.
Independent work since 2019
I started freelancing during an eleven-month trip around the world and later created Vertices Network. Through projects for teams including Algorand Foundation, Smart & Connective, and Tools for Humanity, my work grew from MCU firmware into RTOS, embedded Linux, Android, connectivity, CI/CD, and production support.
Visit Vertices Network2021-2026
I help build device software for World's Orb: a sophisticated connected product where firmware, electronics, sensors, security, and product reliability meet. My public open-source work spans Zephyr-based microcontroller firmware and Rust system software.
Explore the Orb firmware2015–2019
I joined while finishing my engineering degree and helped turn an early startup into shipped products. I owned firmware for connected horse-riding trackers, including the Kickstarter-backed Equisense Motion, and built production quality processes around them.
Read the launch storySoftware engineer, product builder, and relentlessly curious generalist
I have been making software work with hardware since 2012. While studying computer science and earning an engineering degree in France, I spent six months in San Francisco with Spire, then joined the early team at Equisense before finishing school. That experience taught me what it takes to move from a prototype to physical products used in the field.
Since then, I have worked across low-power trackers, connected buildings, embedded blockchains, and World's Orb. Alongside that work, I continue to explore verifiable devices, Physical AI, and the Economy of Things through the open-source Vertices SDK.
Want to compare notes about embedded systems, open-source hardware, or verifiable devices?
Start a conversationI visited around 25 countries during the last decade.
Counting one 11-month world tour with my girlfriend 👫.
To know everything about that trip, checkout our Polarstep (🇫🇷)
I moved 11 times in 7 cities during the last decade. I am now close to the french city of Nantes for an unlimited amount of time.
Between schools and internships, I discovered many parts of France and even San Francisco in the US.
I became interested in cryptocurrencies in 2017 through the technology. That curiosity now shows up in Vertices, where I explore how connected devices can create trustworthy evidence and interact with digital services.
I believe the next generation of connected products will need to prove who they are and what they observed.
I am exploring that idea in public through the Vertices SDK.
I listen to podcasts regularly.
My preferences are Generation Do It Yourself and La Martingale (all 🇫🇷).
I track my heart rate at night.
It's an important indicator of my health, and I can tell you that drinking an alcoholic drink increases my HR by at least 10% during the following night. Same as sleeping at 4000m over the sea level...
I do biking. Follow-me on Strava.
I love music festivals. I love music, I love being with friends 🎉.