MùPùF.org

About me:

I am a 22-year-old CS student who likes to learn and contribute to the FOSS world.

I study Computer Science in Montpellier, France (Master's degree).

I have experience in both operating systems and web development; I am the main developer behind mupuf.org (Django-powered).

About me:

I started programming at the age of 12. Since then, I've been working on various projects on my spare time.

I already have a two-year diploma in computer science and I am now in the last year of a security-specialized engineering school called "ENSI de Bourges". As an option, I studied embedded devices.

I am also fond of cross-platform C++ system developments using the Qt framework or not.

About me:

I'm a 22 years old French student in computer science. My current employer is Inria Rennes (I am an intern developing a framework for parallel and distributed simulation of virtual environments). I studied engineering and computer security at ENSI of Bourges, and research in computer science at INSA Rennes and University of Rennes I. I have a Bachelor's degree from University of Montpellier II where I focused on peer-to-peer networking. I am now looking for a PhD in fields related to security and computing.

I've been contributing to free and open-source software for about a year, by working on the Xubuntu Linux distribution, as well as several pieces of software (Exaile and tiny bits of Xfce, mostly). Unfortunately, I can't seem to find the time to do it any more, so I merely contribute some patches to the bugs in my own pieces of software. I will have some free time this summer (2012) to work on FOSS: if you are offering paid development jobs for free software related to security or insides of operating systems, please contact me! My availabilities will be approximately from July 1st to September 15th.

If there is anything you want to know about me, please contact me!

About me:

I'm 24 and I completed the three-year IT security program at ENSI Bourges (a national school of engineering specialised in risk management and safety, in France).

I always wanted to be a software engineer ( and/or an intrepid space explorer - if you are from a space agency, feel free to contact me =] ), so now I'm happy (but I'd be even happier if I had my own spacecraft to command, of course).