I am a cryptography researcher focused on Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) and its applications in privacy-preserving computation. After completing my PhD, I took on the role of FHE Technology Director at Zama and later of Head of FHE Research, where I work at the interface of research, engineering, and product strategy to translate breakthroughs in secure computation into practical systems.
My work sits at the intersection of cryptographic design, algorithmic optimization, and real-world deployment. I have contributed to TFHE-based tooling and libraries, with a strong interest in making advanced encrypted computation both efficient and usable beyond the research lab.
Prior to Zama, I worked at CryptoExperts on encrypted neural network layers and completed internships in applied security and mobile application hardening. I also hold an engineering degree from École Centrale de Lille and a Master’s in cryptology from the University of Versailles.