Bridging research, code, and creativity — one floating point at a time.

I'm a post-doctoral researcher at Université TÉLUQ under the supervision of Professor Daniel Lemire. My work explores efficient algorithms, data engineering, and all things C++. I love learning, building, and sharing—from cloud servers to the keys of a piano.

• Current role: Postdoc in Computer Science, Université TÉLUQ
• Supervised by: Daniel Lemire
• Main research: High-performance computing, data structures, algorithms, automated planning
• Publications: Presented at AAMAS, ECAI, and recipient of Best Paper at Canadian-AI
• Always learning: Open to new languages, tools, and collaborative opportunities

• Primary: C++
• Also proficient in: C, Haskell, Prolog, Java, Python, Bash
• Comfortable with: Cloud infrastructure, DevOps, and learning new technologies

• int_serialization_benchmark:
  Cutting-edge research in fast integer serialization. Includes our AVX-512 Champagne-Lemire algorithm.
• float_serialization_benchmark:
  Cutting-edge research in fast, accurate floating-point serialization.
• neo-bertha:
  My Kubernetes Talos OS-based hobby server cluster—because infrastructure should be both fun and reliable!
• jaja360.github.io (website):
  My personal/professional website. You’ll find my full project list, blog, and CV there.

• Best Paper Award, Canadian-AI Conference
• Publications at AAMAS, ECAI, ACM SIGSPATIAL and Software: Practice and Experience
• Contributor to many open-source projects

• 🎮 Gamer at heart—catch me on Xbox when I’m not coding
• 🎹 Amateur pianist—music keeps the code flowing
• 🖥️ Always tinkering with servers and cloud tech

• Personal Website
• LinkedIn
• Email

“To iterate is human, to recurse divine.”
— L. Peter Deutsch

Thanks for stopping by! Feel free to check out my projects or reach out if you want to talk research, code, or games.