What I’m doing now

A short, dated snapshot of what I’m focused on, in the spirit of the /now movement.

Work

I’m a Principal Engineer at Iconosquare (January 2026 — present), based in Limoges, France. My role covers technical direction, software design, architecture, and mentoring across scalable backend and frontend systems.

Personal lab

Outside work, I mostly build graphics things. The current project is Deus Ex in the browser: the original 2000 game running in a browser tab from a local install, rebuilt with agents against the game's own DLLs, and still very much in progress. Before it, Raym was an interactive terrain generator and editor in C and Raylib, using scalar fields and Marching Cubes. Around them, the notes explore voxel rendering, signed distance fields, physically based rendering, shadows, OpenGL, Vulkan, and compute shaders.

I’m also learning OCaml and keeping a learning log as I go. The older side quests — a Rust interpreter, Haskell games, a 3D Chip8 emulator, and a placeholder-image service — live together in the experiments hub.

Reading

I’ve just finished rereading William Gibson’s Neuromancer and moved on to its sequel, Count Zero. I’m also on volume 21 of Mushoku Tensei, and working through Real World OCaml alongside that log. More on Reading.

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