2026-09-24
The day goes.
Welcome. I am a safety and reliability engineer. I work on electronics that has to keep working when failure is not an option.
I lead the Electronic Testing and Reliability department at WindShape in Geneva, where my current focus is the road to standardisation for UAV. Before that I was at CERN, exploring techniques for the reliability assessment of VLSI systems, and at STMicroelectronics in Crolles, designing and verifying high-reliability IP for safety-critical applications. My doctorate, from Grenoble INP, was a qualification methodology for ISO 26262 certification of automotive SoC systems.
These pages are plain HTML on purpose: no scripts, no tracking, no cookies. Short notes are below. Longer pieces are under Articles, and my published work is listed under Research.
What's new
2026-09-23
Started this site. It is built from plain text files by a small script, so adding something takes a minute and the result is still ordinary HTML: no database, no tracking, nothing to keep patched.
2026-09-20
This is what a note looks like. It can be one line or several paragraphs, can contain links and emphasis, and is meant to be informal: a thought, a paper worth reading, a result from the lab.
Recent articles
- 2026-09-23 — An example article