About

My name is Florian Dupeyron. I am currently 26 years old and work as an embedded software engineer at the Parisian branch of ELSYS Design.

Being passionate about computer science and electronics, it is important to me to work at the interface between the physical and digital worlds on demanding projects, while continuously improving my skills to perfect my craftsmanship.

I am also a musician. I have been playing the piano since I was 5 years old, and since September 2022, I have been learning to play the organ.

Roadmap

Embedded SW Engineer - ELSYS Design

09/2021 - ?

My mission is to work with major clients in the development and maintenance of complex embedded software on various embedded targets.

Since September 2022, I have been promoted to the design office of the of the Île-de-France center. This new position not only involves meeting client needs but also developing my expertise to supervise engineers on various projects and improving the technical tools used by the company.

Acquired skills:

Internship: Conception of a PCIe endpoint driver for linux - ELSYS Design

03/2021 - 09/2021

This internship involved developing the drivers for a PCIe card implementing a 1 Hz - 100 MHz function generator, based on a Xilinx MPSoC Zynq. Both the PCIe endpoint (board side), and PCIe host (host PC side) drivers have been designed and developed, in order to drive the board. In addition, a web based graphical interfaces controlled the overall system.

Developed skills:

Embedded software development - HyVibe

10/2018 - 03/2021

Worked as a freelancer during the development of the flagship product of HyVibe, the H1 module used in HyVibe guitars.

Diplomas

DU “Etudiant Entrepreneur” (D2E) - CELSA Sorbonne University

09/2021

MSc in computer science, specialization in Microelectronics and Embedded Systems - Sorbonne University

09/2021

Developed skills:

BSc in electronics - Sorbonne University

06/2019

With honors

Double BSc in Mechanics and Musicology - Sorbonne University

06/2018

With distinction

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