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J. Bardin
Write computer programs.
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- Ph.D student at Laboratoire d'Informatique de GrenobleComputer Software | Lyon Area, France, FRSummaryDuring the past 5 years I worked mostly on software-engineering with a strong emphasis on distributed systems. Part of my work has been used by various companies (France Telecoms, Schneider Electrics, akquinet AG) through European projects and open source communities. I had the chance to work as a visiting scholar in different countries and teams. I am especially interested in the advancement of cloud-computing and web apps.Experience
- 2008 - PresentPh.D student / Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble (LIG)The goal of our work is to ease the conception and maintenance of software applications that are required to evolve at runtime in domains such as pervasive and cloud computing. My work is based on software architecture styles (SOA, REST), various programming languages (essentially Java, Javascript and Json), component models and frameworks (OSGi, iPOJO), but also tools such as git and maven. Since my main interest is focused on software-engineering for loosely coupled distributed systems, I also have experience in various standards, protocols and libraries (JAX-RS, Jersey, JAX-WS, Apache CXF, JSON-RPC and so on).
- Sept 2011 - Jan 2012Teaching assistant / Université de GrenobleObject-oriented analysis and design (undergraduate course, 70h)
- Jun 2010 - Sept 2010Visiting scholar / University of California, RiversideI worked under the direction of Iulian Neamtiu. I worked on the implementation (in C) and validation of a database management system (based on sqlite3) which allows for on-the-fly, march-forward schema updates. I also briefly worked on the implementation of a library providing static analysis capabilities for dalvik (android) bytecode. This was a tremendously rewarding experience.
- May 2009 - Aug 2009Visiting scholar / National Institute of Informatics (NII - Tokyo)During the internship, I mainly worked on pervasive computing. Ichiro Satoh was my NII advisor at this time.
- Dec 2008 - Dec 2008Guess lecturer / Université de Nice Sophia-AntipolisIntroduce OSGi and iPOJO technologies. Including a lecture and a tutorial. ( 5 hours of course)
- Jan 2008 - Sept 2008Intern in the Adele Team / LIG (Grenoble computer science laboratory)I worked on the H-OMEGA project, a middleware for home-automation applications. I implemented the communication layer of the framework so that the middleware could interact with web-services and UPnP devices. My advisors were Johann Bourcier and Clément Escoffier from the ADELE team.
- Jun 2004 - Apr 2008System Administrator / Micro Services PlusMy job consisted essentially in installing, configuring, and maintaining various kinds of Linux-based servers, firewalls and networking solutions for several companies.
- Feb 2006 - Jul 2006Intern in the CAPP team / LIG (Computer Science Laboratory)Security in virtual worlds (Second Life case study)
Education-
2008 - 2012Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble I)Ph.D in Computer science
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2003 - 2008Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble I)Master in Computer science
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2000 - 2003Lycée L' OiselletBaccalauréat S in Engineering sciences
Additional Information-
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Interests:When I am not in front of a computer, I like to travel. I always bring a camera :) I enjoy biking to work and I like to go hiking and skiing once in a while. I am also an avid reader of graphic novels and manga.
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Research
I am Ph.d student in the Grenoble university and member of the Adele team. My advisor is Prof. Philippe Lalanda. My research interest are mainly focused on software engineering, pervasive computing and distributed systems.
Architecture-based runtime software evolution
- The goal of our research is to ease the conception and maintenance of software applications which require to evolve at runtime in domains such as pervasive computing and cloud computing.
Papers: SLAPSH'11 , APSCC'10 , MWMOSA'09 (workshop)
Book chapters: Smart Home Systems (2010), Service-Oriented Computing... (2011)Interns
- Bartlomiej Szejna (MS 2011)
- Romain Gomez (M2 2010, now at Thales services)
Teaching
- Winter'11: OMGL-3 Object-oriented analysis and design (70h)
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- Hommage à Christian Blachas, l'homme qui a fait de la pub une culture http://t.co/pE2WZsMT
- Nerds vs. Suits: Who Triumphs? http://t.co/sKZETMLT
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- The year in Picture: Part III http://t.co/Rp85f9jU
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- The Year in Picture :) http://t.co/TUKHSXQo
