I’m an engineer who likes building systems that have to work under real pressure, high-throughput backends, real-time pipelines, and products people rely on every day. I’ve been doing this for more than two decades across startups, large platforms, and my own companies.

Earlier in my career I founded LinuxFr, which grew into one of the biggest French tech communities. I later worked on large-scale messaging at BBC, and built Facebook OpenGraph integrations used by hundreds of millions of people. Along the way I cofounded and led several teams as CTO before returning to hands-on engineering full-time.

More recently, I designed and built what became the fastest Rust-based Cosmos indexer, able to process chains like dYdX, Osmosis, and others from genesis in just a few hours while keeping real-time latency extremely low. I also helped architect and build a DEX with its own blockchain, designing the data pipeline, execution layer integrations, and backend systems that keep the exchange responsive and reliable.

These days I mostly write Rust, and I enjoy designing fast, reliable systems, distributed architectures, and tooling that makes complex workflows simple. I use AI heavily in my daily work and spend a lot of time exploring how it changes the way we design and operate software.

I’ve lived and worked in Paris, San Francisco, Barcelona, and I’m currently based in Lisbon.

Outside of tech, I travel extensively, shoot film photography, and work on personal projects whenever something interesting crosses my path.