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\begin{document}
\header{Olivier }{Gayot}
{Software Engineer, Open Source Enthusiast}
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\section{About}
67100 Strasbourg
France
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30 years old
Driving License
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~
\phone \ +33.6.63.61.36.99
\href{mailto:olivier@sigexec.com}{olivier@sigexec.com}
\href{https://github.com/ogayot}{github: ogayot}
\href{http://www.sigexec.com}{http://www.sigexec.com}
\section{Languages}
french: mother tongue
english: fluent
\end{aside}
\section{Experience}
\begin{entrylist}
\entry
{Since Mar. 2020}
{Murex, Paris (France)}
{Technical consultant}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Contributing to the implementation of internal tools for test automation, monitoring and non-regression testing.}
\item{Technical point of contact for half a dozen clients.}
\item{Responsible for providing technical support to address production issues.}
\item{Contributing to implementation projects for clients upgrading their Murex software or bringing in new modules to their existing instance.}
\item{Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, Python 3, Shell scripting.}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Oct. 2015 \\\rightarrow Feb. 2020}
{Satcom1, a Honeywell Company, Le Bourget (France)}
{Software Engineer}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Contributed 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.}
\item{Worked on design, implementation, packaging and review of the software with a strong focus on robustness and cyber security aspects.}
\item{Was responsible for maintaining and extending the software component managing the LAN devices in the cabin.}
\item{Became the main contact for all cyber-security related discussions involving the product.}
\item{Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C++, Perl, Python 3 and shell scripting.}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Oct. 2014 \\\rightarrow Jan. 2015}
{University of Kent, Canterbury (United Kingdom)}
{Teacher assistant}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Ran small classes (i.e. seminars, terminal sessions) of "software engineering" and "algorithms \& complexity" to undergraduate students in years 1 and 2.}
\item{Was responsible for marking their coursework.}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Apr. 2014 \\\rightarrow Sep. 2014}
{BayLibre, Valbonne - Sophia Antipolis (France)}
{Intern}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Troubleshooted and corrected issues found on the latest versions of the Linux Kernel and Android for the BeagleBone Black.}
\item{Contributed to a Power Cape project for the same board.}
\item{Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C, JavaScript.}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Oct. 2013 \\\rightarrow May 2014}
{Intersec, Paris (France)}
{Part time software developer}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Worked on enriching the scope of the software solution designed and developed during my internship in the company (2012).}
\item{The software solution was simulating the motions of a large number of mobile network subscribers in a designated geographical zone.}
\item{Added support, as an addition to 2G/3G cells in the coverage map, for Wi-Fi Access points,}
\item{Main technologies used: GNU/Linux, C.}
\end{actions}
}
\end{entrylist}
\section{Education}
\begin{entrylist}
\entry
{Jul. 2014\\\rightarrow Sept. 2016}
{Master degree of Information Technology}
{EPITECH Paris, France}
{}
\entry
{Sept. 2014\\\rightarrow Sept. 2015}
{One year as exchange student}
{University of Kent, England}
{Course of Computer Security}
\entry
{Oct. 2011\\\rightarrow Jul. 2014}
{Bachelor degree of Information Technology}
{EPITECH Nancy, France}
{}
\end{entrylist}
\pagebreak
\section{Interests}
\begin{interests}
\entry {Embedded software development}
\entry {Networking software development}
\entry {Open Source software development}
\entry {Computer security (exploitation and prevention)}
\entry {Software Design and Architecture}
\entry {Software Deployment}
\end{interests}
\section{Programming Languages}
\begin{entrylist}
\entry
{C}
{Proficient}
{}
{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}
{}
{Was working with C++ in my previous position. C++ being the core language used there to write the software.}
\entry
{Python 2\&3}
{Intermediate}
{}
{Using Python for personal purposes and as a general purpose language for my current job.}
\entry
{Perl}
{Intermediate}
{}
{Also using Perl extensively as a CGI in my previous work environment.}
\end{entrylist}
\section{Software}
\begin{software}
\entry
{Operating System}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Have been using GNU/Linux on a daily basis for over a decade.}
\item{Occasional user of Microsoft Windows \& macOS.}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Version Control}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Intensive user of Git for both professional and personal purposes.}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Build System}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{GNU Autotools \& GNU make}
\item{GCC - The GNU Compiler Collection}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Debugging}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{GDB - The GNU Project Debugger}
\item{Valgrind}
\item{strace}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Networking}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{iproute2}
\item{iptables \& nftables}
\item{tcpdump \& Wireshark}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Virtualization}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{KVM \& VirtualBox for Virtual Machines}
\item{LXC \& nspawn for containers}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{RDBMS}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{SQLite, MySQL \& Sybase ASE}
\end{actions}
}
\entry
{Init System}
{
\begin{actions}
\item{Systemd}
\end{actions}
}
\end{software}
\end{document}
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