Béatrice Creusillet

Béatrice Creusillet has worked in the software engineering industry since 1996. Béatrice began their career at Ecole des Mines de Paris as a Post-Doc, where they were a member of the PIPS source-to-source compiler team and worked on generic implementation of effects and array region analyses. In 1998, they moved to ESIGETEL, where they worked as an Assistant Professor. In 2011, they joined University of Paris 6 / LIP6 as an Engineer, where they worked on compiler analyses supporting the automatic transformations of C programs for heterogeneous targets. In 2009, they joined Silkan as a Research and Development Engineer and Project Manager, where they were the Project Manager of eVariX, a Matlab/Scilab to C++ auto-parallelizing compiler. Since 2018, they have been working at Quarkslab, where they are the BU Research Lead, Technical Lead, and R&D engineer. In this role, they are responsible for the development of application protection tools, the design and development of application protection tools and libraries, and is the editor of Quarkslab's blog.

Béatrice Creusillet obtained their PhD in Computer Science from Mines Paris between 1993 and 1996. Prior to that, they attended CentraleSupélec between 1990 and 1993, studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.