Julien Hascoët

Julien Hascoët has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies.

Julien began their career at EcoSolarBreizh Association in 2012, where they designed and developed a modular electronic board for a solar vehicle.

In 2013, they worked at EMCORES, where they focused on designing and developing supervision solutions.

Julien then joined Auckland University of Technology in 2014 as a researcher, working on the implementation of a Fast Fourier Transform algorithm onto a manycore processor for the Square Kilometer Array Project.

In 2015, Julien joined Kalray as a low-level software runtime engineer. Julien'sresponsibilities included debugging parallel software and implementing DPDK on a lightweight multi-core runtime. Julien also contributed to the optimization of OpenMP3 runtime and developed runtimes for efficient CNN inferences on a manycore.

Overall, their work experience highlights their expertise in embedded software, parallel programming, optimization, and hardware design.

Julien Hascoët completed their Engineer's Degree in Computer Science and Electronic at INSA Rennes from 2013 to 2015. Prior to that, they attended IUT Brest Morlaix, where they pursued studies in Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services. Julien also earned a Sciences Baccalaureate from Le Likès La Salle, although the specific field of study is not provided.