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\header{Olivier }{Gayot}
       {Software Engineer, Open Source Enthusiast}

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  \section{about}
    37 rue Dunois
    75013 Paris
    France
    --
    26 years old
    Driving License
    --
    ~
    \phone \ +33.6.63.61.36.99
    \href{mailto:olivier@sigexec.com}{olivier@sigexec.com}
    \href{https://github.com/duskCoder}{github: duskCoder}
    \href{http://www.sigexec.com}{http://www.sigexec.com}
  \section{languages}
    french: mother tongue
    english: fluent
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\section{Experience}

\begin{entrylist}

  \entry
    {Since Oct. 2015}
    {Satcom1, a Honeywell Company, Le Bourget (France)}
    {Software Engineer}
    {\emph{
        • Contributing to the software solution running on routers for business jets aviation, providing support for various satellite-based connectivity hardware but also cellular network (GSM), Wi-Fi and Ethernet.\\
        • Working on design, implementation, packaging and review of the software with a strong focus on robustness and cyber security aspects.\\
        • Responsible for maintaining and extending the software component managing the LAN devices in the cabin.\\
        • Have recently become the main contact for all cyber-security related discussions involving the product.\\
        • Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C++, Perl, Python 3 and shell scripting.
    }}
    \entry
    {Oct. 2014 \\-> Jan. 2015}
    {University of Kent, Canterbury (United Kingdom)}
    {Teacher assistant}
    {\emph{
        • Ran small classes (i.e. seminars, terminal sessions) of "software engineering" and "algorithms \& complexity" to undergraduate students in years 1 and 2.\\
        • Was responsible for marking their coursework.}}
  \entry
    {Apr. 2014 \\-> Sep. 2014}
    {BayLibre, Valbonne - Sophia Antipolis (France)}
    {Intern}
    {\emph{
        • Troubleshooted and corrected issues found on the latest versions of the Linux Kernel and Android for the BeagleBone Black.\\
        • Contributed to a Power Cape project for the same board.\\
        • Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C, JavaScript.}}
  \entry
    {Oct. 2013 \\-> May 2014}
    {Intersec, Paris (France)}
    {Part time software developer}
    {\emph{
        • Improved the software solution developed during my internship (see below).\\
        • Added support for Wi-Fi Access points, in the coverage map, as a source of network events.\\
        • Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C.}}
  \entry
    {Jul. 2012 \\-> Dec. 2012}
    {Intersec, Paris (France)}
    {Intern within the R\&D department}
    {\emph{
        • Designed and developed a software solution meant to simulate the motions of a large number of mobile network subscribers in a designated geographical zone.\\
        • The software solution was able to generate network events according to a coverage map with 2G/3G cells.\\
        • Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C.}}
\end{entrylist}

\section{Interests}

Embedded software development\\
Networking software development\\
Open Source software development\\
Computer security (exploitation and prevention)\\
Software Design and Architecture\\
Software Deployment\\

\section{Education}

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  \entry
    {Jul. 2014\\-> Sept. 2016}
    {Master degree of Information Technology}
    {EPITECH Paris, France}
    {}
  \entry
    {Sept. 2014\\-> Sept. 2015}
    {One year as exchange student}
    {University of Kent, England}
    {Course of Computer Security}
  \entry
    {Oct. 2011\\-> Jul. 2014}
    {Bachelor degree of Information Technology}
    {EPITECH Nancy, France}
    {}
  \entry
    {2011}
    {French Baccalauréat S. with honours}
    {Lycée Raymond Poincaré, France}
    {Specialized in "Sciences de l'ingénieur" a.k.a. engineering}
\end{entrylist}

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\section{Programming Languages}
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  \entry
    {C}
    {Proficient}
    {}
    {Have been an extensive user of the functionalities provided by modern revisions of the language and the GNU extensions. Have been programming in C for over a decade for professional and personal purposes.}
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  \entry
    {C++}
    {Proficient}
    {}
    {Have been working with C++ in my current professional environment. C++ being the core language used to write the software.}
  \entry
    {Python 2\&3}
    {Intermediate}
    {}
    {Have mostly been using Python for personal purposes.}
  \entry
    {Perl}
    {Intermediate}
    {}
    {Also in my current work environment, have been using Perl extensively as a CGI.}
\end{entrylist}
\section{Software}
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  \entry
    {}
    {Operating System}
    {}
    {Have been using GNU/Linux on a daily basis.\\
    Occasional user of Microsoft Windows \& macOS}
  \entry
    {}
    {Version Control}
    {}
    {Intensive user of Git for both professional and personal purposes.}
  \entry
    {}
    {Build System}
    {}
    {GNU Autotools, GNU make, GCC}
  \entry
    {}
    {Debugging}
    {}
    {GDB, Valgrind, strace}
  \entry
    {}
    {Networking}
    {}
    {iproute2, nftables, tcpdump}
  \entry
    {}
    {Virtualization}
    {}
    {KVM for Virtual Machines\\
    LXC for containers}
  \entry
    {}
    {Init System}
    {}
    {Systemd}
\end{entrylist}

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