As part of the IT support department, I:

• Migrated wiki entries from an old plateform to a newer one. Implemented a VBScript to automate the approach
• Migrated old .pst mail archive to the newly deployed HELIOS mail server

• As part of the ​ Security​ ​and​ ​Trust​ ​of​ ​Software​ ​Systems Laboratory, I:
  • Reversed engineered the Jabber protocol by sniffing packet exchanges using​ ​Wireshark​ ​and​ ​by​ carving those using cCarve
  • Produced a​ set of ​Python​ scripts to automatize various components of the approach
• As part of the ​ Advanced Software System Laboratory, I:
  • Refactored the TIMED-CAA-DRIP tool to enable transaction support
  • Interfaced the TIMED-CAA-DRIP tool to a Berkeley database
• As part of the ​Robot Laboratory, I:
  • Implemented Python ROS servers with aim of enabling a NAO Robot to:
    1. (1) Detect and track objects
    2. (2) Move towards identified objects
    3. ​(3)​ Pick​ ​up​ ​identified​ ​objects

• As part of the ​ Advanced Software System Laboratory, I:
  • Advocated the importance of involving customers in the validation of system designs
  • Designed visualization based approaches to the validation of models and model transformations
  • Based on previous approach, designed a framework to define seamlessly validable domain specific languages
  • Supervised a team of 3 in the development of the Lightning language workbench, an eclipse plugin implementing the aforementioned framework
  • Supervised two master thesis and one bachelor thesis, all successful (grades ranging from 14 to 18)
  • Used my approach to validate the specifications of a Robotic language (RPSL)
  • Defended my ideas in top-conferences
  • Initiated and organized 4 years in a row the LASSY ping-pong tournament