I am a researcher in mathematical optimization at Argonne National Laboratory/Zuse-Institut Berlin. I am interested in large-scale nonlinear optimization, reliable optimization based on interval analysis and I enjoy modern software development (mainly in C++, a bit of Julia as well). In particular, I am actively developing the Uno solver, a modular open-source C++ library that unifies nonlinearly constrained nonconvex optimization and offers dozens of strategy combinations. It is competitive against IPOPT and filterSQP, while being modern, lightweight and extensible. Check it out!
I got my PhD from Université de Toulouse (France) in January 2015. Then I was a postdoctoral researcher with IRT Saint Exupéry (France), Argonne National Laboratory (USA), Fraunhofer ITWM (Germany), Technische Universität Berlin (Germany) and Zuse-Institut Berlin (Germany).
When I am not scribbling math on a black board or feverishly writing code, I enjoy playing bass with the Toto tribute band The Cats of Oz, taking landscape photos and doing some sort of physical activity (such as bouldering or cross-country skiing).