I am interested in formal languages, logic, database theory and automata theory. Outside of computer science, I enjoy board games, natural language semantics and pasta.

I started in September 2026 a phd thesis under the supervision of Nathan Lhote and Thomas Colcombet, on the subject of higher-order transducers.

Publications

Education

I studied at the École Normale Supérieure, where I did the MPRI.

Internships

During my studies, I had the pleasure of working with the following people:

Teaching

In Aix-Marseille université

I give practice sessions for the following lectures:

• Impacts environementaux du numérique (Fall 2026)
• Algorithmique 2 (Fall 2026)
• (more to come in Spring 2027)

Past teaching experiences

I gave oral examination for classes prépas :

• in mathematics at LLG (in MPSI1) for the year 2021-2022,
• in computer science at Janson de Sailly (in MPI) from 2023 to 2026 (3 years).

Miscellaneous

Computers

I use (and recommend) the following software :

• The niri window manager.
• Neovim. If you don’t like having a 2000 lines configuration file, try helix.
• Nushell. Give it a try!

Keyboards

I use my computer to write in English, French, and to code. After three years of using only bépo, I switched to the Ergo‑L disposition, which is much better: I would recommend it to anyone who speaks French, but if you are not sure about learning a new disposition, try qwerty-lafayette.

Board games

My favourite board game is Hanabi (and a two-player variation called Quack that was created at the ÉNS). I also really like Warchest (Champ d’Honneur in French). I recently discovered Présages, which is very fun, and beautiful.