I'm currently completing my computer science master's degree with a six months internship at MontaVista, working on various Linux kernel development projects from the company headquarters in Santa Clara, CA.
More recently, I've been working on porting the Android software stack to various ARM-based hardware platforms and got it running on various OMAP-based boards. This work is still in progress, but the early results have been demonstrated at the Embedded Technology 2008 conference is Osaka, Japan.
Zwe has been one of my biggest personnal projects. It started as a learning playground for PHP/MySQL back in 2003, and his now a fully functional website and blog engine used by a few dozen people.
Its development has stalled for quite a while though, as I'm now working on the next major version. I'm not even sure I can even call it the same project, but it will for sure replace it. The next version of Zwe is currently being designed and will rely on XMPP. I know everybody does that nowadays, but I have a few ideas I want to try out on this. An early design document is already available; feel free to contact me for more details ;-)
In the (recent) past, I've been doing various development work as a freelance developer in France. Depending on what you need, I may still be available for a short mission so don't hesitate to contact me!.
In spring 2007, I was a software engineering intern at Google, Inc. I worked in the Localization Team, building and maintaining the tools and the infrastructure of the localization workflow for Google products and content. I took part in the design and implementation of new parts of the localization infrastructure, reducing both the localization latency and its associated costs across all localized Google products.