Scientific Software Engineer

I currently work at QuantStack as a Scientific Software Engineer. As part of my work at QuantStack, I contribute to multiple open-source projects.

I mostly do Python, C++, TypeScript and JavaScript (order of preference) and mostly work around the Jupyter ecosystem.

Jupyter

Interactive Widgets in Jupyter

Member of the Jupyter Widgets organization, I contribute to multiple interactive widgets packages including:

• ipywidgets: Interactive widgets in Jupyter
• ipyleaflet: Interactive maps
• bqplot: 2D interactive plotting
• ipywebrtc: Video streaming
• ipympl: Interactive Matplotlib back-end for Jupyter

We also develop the C++ implementations of those widgets libraries, for xeus-cling:

• xwidgets: C++ counterpart of ipywidgets
• xleaflet: C++ counterpart of ipyleaflet
• xplot: C++ counterpart of bqplot

As side projects, I also work on:

• ipytree: Tree widget for Jupyter
• ipycanvas: Canvas widget exposing the Web Canvas 2D API to Python

Jupyter language kernels

At QuantStack we develop a C++ library named xeus which helps kernel authoring and we wrote multiple language kernels with it:

• xeus-cling: C++ kernel for Jupyter
• xeus-sqlite: SQLite kernel for Jupyter
• xeus-python: Python kernel for Jupyter (for which I am one of the main authors)

Dashboarding with Jupyter

Member of the Voilà organization, I contribute to Voilà-core and authored the Voilà Material template. I also wrote a tutorial for deploying a Voilà application on Heroku.

C++

I authored pybind11_json, a bridge between pybind11 and nlohmann_json, which luckily became part of the pybind organization.

Packaging

Member of the conda-forge organization, I contribute to many conda packages.