As a postdoctoral researcher for the ANR SeMaFoR project, I contribute to WP3: Decentralized Reconfigurations, under the supervision of Hélène Coullon and Charles Prud'homme. The SeMaFoR project aims to make significant advances in the collaborative exploitation of Fog resources. I am responsible, for the task concerning my postdoctoral position, for the inference and planning of reconfiguration programs.
My thesis was funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions, through the Lowcomote project. Lowcomote is a European project aimed at training a generation of professionals in the design, development, and operation of low-code platforms. In this project, I participated in writing several deliverables, as well as in the overall coordination of the project by volunteering to represent the project's doctoral students and administering its website.
I was a research engineer in the Girafon project, funded by the Centre-Val de Loire Region (APR-IA), which aimed to propose algorithms for querying, exploiting, and analyzing large graphs using a rich query language and distributed computing. I contributed to the task "Structured parallel programming on large graphs".