I'm an IT professional with a Swiss Federal Vocational Education and Training Diploma in Computer Science, a Swiss Federal Diploma of Higher Education in Software Development and a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Technology from the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO) in Geneva.
I've worked as a Developer at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) and for various private companies over the years, specializing in Free and Open Source Software.
I currently teach IT while pursuing a Master of Science in Information Science. My research interests focus on data and information governance, including policy, legal and ethical aspects, in the context of safety and emergency management.
I am the author of the Decentralized Emergency Management Protocol (DEMP), an open communication standard for community-driven safety, and the founder of SAFE (Safety Assistant for Everyone), a Free and Open Source personal safety platform.
Off the clock, I'm an experienced long-distance runner who takes on challenges with discipline, dedication and a commitment to excellence.
SAFE (Safety Assistant For Everyone) is a Free and Open Source personal safety platform built on DEMP, enabling real-time, collaborative and inclusive safety management.
The Decentralized Emergency Management Protocol Specification (DEMP‑SPEC) defines a technical standard that provides guidelines for implementing and interacting with DEMP‑compliant software, hardware and information systems.
OASIS is a proof-of-concept implementation of the Decentralized Emergency Management Protocol (DEMP), originally developed to validate its architecture and core components in my thesis.
The Decentralized Emergency Management Protocol (DEMP) is an open communication standard that defines a community‑driven, digital and decentralized approach for emergency management.
