I'm a computer science student in my final year at university working on privacy preserving machine learning, more precisely on the use of homomorphic encryption for deep learning. I've been participating in capture the flag competition since 2016 which made me learn about different fields of computer science as it's all about solving problems that often requires a set of skills that aren't centered around a specific topic, but the heart of it is mostly cyber security. I'm a strong believer that humans can be polyvalent and I always strive to explore new concepts and technologies as a way to have a larger scope that will help me find solutions to complex problems. I don't like to work on repetitive and simple problems, but I prefer to mix approaches and find new ones to solve what haven't been explored yet or optimize where others left. I mostly like working on projects that have an impact while being surrounded by great people that supports each other.

I started coding when I was 14, but I discovered the real sense of computers after starting my Computer Science studies. I was really excited to know more about every piece that made computers alive today, because this is where vulnerabilities were born, and it would be hard for us to make a good use of those building blocks if we don't understand them.