I am currently an Assitant Professor in Sustainable Software Engineering in the Information Technology Group @Wageningen University & Research. My main interests lie in Sustainability in AI-enabled Software, and Scientific Computing. I aim at helping developers build more energy-efficient AI software systems. I am also curious about making research data and systems accessible to policymakers and the general public for informed decision making regarding sustainability (in ICT).

Previsouly, I did a Postdoc in Software Engineering @Delft University of Technology, in the SERG research team, under the mentorship of Luís Cruz. I am looking at Sustainability in Software Engineering, and more specifically at how to apply Approximate Computing to build more sustainable/greener (AI-based)(software) systems.

I started my academic journey doing PhD in Software Engineering at the University of Rennes 1. My doctorate was part of a collaboration between the IRISA and OSUR laboratories and reflected the desire to bring software engineering closer to the scientific field of hydrogeology. Thus, I participated in the research activities of the DiverSE and DIMENV@risce teams.

My work dealt with modelling for decision making and flood risk assessment (w.r.t climate change). I applied approximate computing techniques to scientific models in order to make the exploration of simulation and prediction results accessible to decision makers. In my journey to achieve that goal, I received valuable advice from my supervisors Johann Bourcier, Jean-Raynald de Dreuzy and Benoit Combemale.

Overall, my research work mainly focuses on Software Engineering and Sustainability. I am interested in how to apply Approximate Computing to reach more Sustainability in and thanks to Software Engineering.

Wageningen University [2024-Present]

• Programming in Python (INF22306): 2024

TU Delft, The Netherlands [2022-2024]

• Sustainable Software Engineering [2023 & 2024] - Co-teaching with Luís Cruz

University of Rennes 1, ISTIC, France [2018-2022]

• Analysis and Object-Oriented Design: 2019, 2020, 2021
• Distributed Information Systems: 2019, 2020, 2021
• Scientific Modelling: 2020
• Software Architecture & Web Development: 2019

Organisation

Conferences

ICST

• 2025: Topic Diversity Co-Chair

ICT4S

• 2024: Co-Chair of the Doctoral Symposium

• 2023: Co-Chair of the Demonstrations & Posters Track

• 2022: Session Chair (Hybrid & IRL sessions)

Seminars/Workshops

• CECAM-Lorentz Workshop: “Greening AI with Software Engineering” - Feb 2025
  • Co-organiser
• Behave Spring 2024 online seminar
  • Co-organiser

Program Committee Member

Conferences

• SANER: SANER'24 [Short Papers and Posters Track] , SANER'25 [Short Papers and Posters Track]

• MSR: MSR'24 [Data and Tool Showcase Track] , MSR'25 [Data and Tool Showcase Track]

• QUATIC: QUATIC'24 [Sustainability as a Quality Concern Track]

• ICT4S: ICT4S'23 [Main Track]

• MODELS: MODELS'20 [Artifact Evaluation Committee] , MODELS'23 [Artifact Evaluation Committee]

• RE: RE'22 [Co-reviewer, Research Track]

Workshops

• GREENS: GREENS'25
• SATrends: SATrends'25
• BENEVOL: BENEVOL'23, BENEVOL'24
• LIMITS: LIMITS'23, LIMITS'24
• Models and Evolution: 2023 [Special theme: Sustainability]

Reviewer

Journals

• International Journal on Software and Systems Modeling (SOSYM) [Theme Section: Modeling and Sustainability] [2024]
  • Reviewer (1 Paper)
• International Journal on Software and Systems Modeling (SOSYM) [2023]
  • Reviewer (1 Paper)
• ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology (TOSEM) [2023]
  • Reviewer (1 Paper)

Others

• SCORE 2023 (ICSE'23) [Student Contest in Software Engineering]
  • PC Member & Jury Member

2023

• Best Paper Award [CAIN'23]
  • “Uncovering Energy-Efficient Practices in Deep Learning Training: Preliminary Steps Towards Green AI”

• 2023 SoSyM Best Reviewer Award
  • Journal of Software and Systems Modeling
  • “Top 3% of SoSyM Reviewers” for 2023

2022

• Best Poster - First prize of the jury [Alice & Eve 2022]
  • “Approximate Computing: A way towards Sustainability”