Projects

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Rust CI for GitLab 🦀

I am lead maintainer of Rust CI, a generic, drop-in CI pipeline for Rust projects on GitLab.

Lorry 🦀

I have also worked as lead maintainer of Lorry, an open-source git mirroring service. See my additions here

PDGID 🐍

I built a small command-line utility for quickly getting a particle's name from its PDGID and vice versa. PDGID is an identification schema used by the particle physics community.

Upstream contributions

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Some highlights of my public contributions.

Rust contributions

• Improve croner's public API by switching to builder pattern.
• Add async API to HepMC2 (a Physics crate), avoiding code duplication using maybe-async.
• Fix a panic and improve error handling in `git-url-parse` crate.
• Add support for multiple formats to "duration-string" crate.

Nix contributions

• Add module to nix's home-manager for zsh-substring-search
• Various fixes and package contributed to nixpkgs.

Misc

• Add vector cryptography support to QEMU for RISC-V emulation.

Blog Posts

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I enjoy technical writing, both in my spare time and at work. Some highlights:

• In my latest (and most successful) blog post, I wrote about my team's experience delivering at pace a distributed system in Rust.
• I've also lead authored a post on adding RISC-V vector crypto support to QEMU.
• On my personal blog I wrote an article on building a cross-compilation development environment for the kernel on NixOS.

Certificates/Awards

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• LPIC-1 from the Linux Professional Institute
• Automotive Functional Safety Practitioner
• Automotive Cyber Security Practitioner
• PhD in Theoretical Physics. My proudest contribution: a module that refactors Fortran code to improve performance.