Backend, infrastructure, and performance-oriented developer. I mostly write Go these days, with regular work in C, Rust, and C++, plus some JavaScript and Python when they are the right tools for the job.
I have specialized experience in real-time audio/video conferencing: low-latency media systems, networking, backend services, and the operational details that make realtime products reliable in production.
I am finishing my engineering studies at EPITECH through my final 6-month internship, with the academic part already completed.
- Backend services and distributed systems
- Infrastructure, observability, and deployment workflows
- Performance profiling, optimization, and debugging
- Real-time audio/video, conferencing, and media transport
- Systems programming and lower-level tooling
I work on LiveKit SIP for La Suite numerique, extending a SIP to WebRTC bridge around video, screensharing, SDP handling, and WebRTC/SIP interoperability.
I work with Highest on Aviate, where I handle scaling, observability, and infrastructure for the app.
Note: I use AI tools regularly, but I do not treat them as a substitute for understanding the code I ship. They are useful for exploration, debugging, refactoring, and getting unstuck, but I want to be able to explain, maintain, and take responsibility for anything I make.