Hello there, I'm currently a Research Engineer at C2N(and previously at IPVF), working on the development of ultrathin solar cells.
🔬 Interested in semiconductor device fabrication, modeling, and
characterization
💻 Enjoy working in the Python ecosystem (Jupyter, NumPy, Matplotlib,
etc.)
🛠️ Tinkering with side projects
🏠 Self-hosted homelab enthusiast
🎮 Relax with cooperative games with friends
🤡 I also like Easter eggs.
(Proud ?) owner of onsenbatlesc*uilles.fr
You can check my
PhD manuscript if you are interested in cathodoluminescence and/or LEDs characterization
😁.
Note: it's the same version that you can find on HAL but with working internal links.
Cathodoluminescence lifetime spectroscopy for efficient III-nitride LEDs. Supervisor: Gwénolé Jacopin.
Characterized III-nitride LEDs using cathodoluminescence techniques.
Developed a Hanbury-Brown & Twiss interferometer to measure
carrier lifetime in a SEM.
Developed Monte-Carlo simulations of the autocorrelated
cathodoluminescence setup to understand the influence of various
parameters (beam current, lifetime, jitter, dead time, etc.)
Studied crack effects on the optical properties of AlGaN/GaN
microwires for core-shell UV LEDs.
Developed techniques to quantify surface recombinations at µLED
sidewalls (lifetime profile measurement combined with diffusion
model fitting).
Fabricated and performed electro-optical characterization of single
microwire UV LEDs.
Cathodoluminescence on epitaxial diamond layers for quality and doping assessment. Supervisors: Gauthier Chicot, David Eon.
Conducted cathodoluminescence analysis of boron-doped diamond
epitaxies grown by CVD to determine boron density and homogeneity
using an empirical statistical law.
Developed Python software to automate data analysis and reporting.
A small tool built with Pyodide (Python
in WebAssembly),
PyMuPDF, and
React for simple in-browser PDF tasks (edit
metadata, merge, split, extract images, compress, etc.).
A WebAssembly port of Ghostscript, allowing users to call Ghostscript directly in the browser. Built with Emscripten and a simple Bootstrap frontend. Mainly used to compress PDFs in-browser, without uploading them to a server.
Currently broken (Cloudflare Worker hits a different download endpoint)
A small toolkit to simplify patching and flashing Android boot images.
Downloader fetches the AOSP boot.img (∼64 MB) using HTTP range requests,
so you don't need to download the full factory image archive (>2 GB).
It includes a CORS proxy hosted on Cloudflare to access Google-hosted images.
File Transfer uses Cloudflare KV to move the patched image between your phone and computer,
and a Flasher (Chromium-only) can flash the patched image from the browser.