Robin, student at ISIMA.

French student currently based in Clermont-Ferrand, studying computer science, cyber security and networking.

Experience

  1. CERN (Internship)

    JWT
    Python
    RESTful APIs

    I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research. I will be working on DiracX, a project that aims to improve the performance of the Dirac software, which is used to manage the computing resources of the LHCb experiment. I am looking forward to contributing to this exciting project and learning from the talented team at CERN.

    My main tasks will include:

    • Develop the Pilot Code
    • Assist in developing RESTful APIs, like implementing JWT authentication
    • Contributing to clear, maintainable documentation
  2. Inseki (Personal Project)

    Golang
    Go routines
    Optimizations
    Data Structures

    Inseki is an open-source tool that analyzes a disk to identify different projects, and is currently in development.

    It was designed because, as a student, I often found myself with a lot of projects on my computer and I wanted a way to organize them. Inseki scans a disk and identifies different projects based on the project architecture. I am excited to continue working on this project and to share it with the community.

    The technologies used are:

    • For the core:
      • Golang
      • Go routines
    • For the desktop app:
      • WailsV3 (A Go library)
      • HTMX (A JavaScript library)
      • Templ (A Go template engine)
  3. Smart Sorter (Personal Project)

    JavaScript
    NodeJS

    Smart Sorter is the original project behind Inseki. It is an open-source tool that sorts files based on their type.

    This original version was written in JavaScript, and I decided to rewrite it in Golang to improve its performance and to learn more about the language.

  4. Astro' (Personal Project)

    Golang
    Databases
    Svelte
    Data Structures

    Astro' is a project that aims to create a competition management platform for fencing.

    This project was born out of my passion for fencing and my desire to contribute to the fencing community. Furthermore, I want to create a modern and user-friendly platform that will make it easier for fencers to participate in competitions and for organizers to manage them.

    The technologies used are:

    • For the core:
      • Golang
      • Databases
    • For the desktop app:
      • WailsV3 (A Go library)
      • Svelte (A JavaScript library)

Education

  1. ISIMA Computer Science School (Master)

    I am excited to have joined ISIMA, where I am specializing in cybersecurity and networks. This opportunity is allowing me to develop my skills in various areas such as pentesting, the Internet of Things (IoT), and web security, among others. I am thoroughly enjoying diving into these exciting topics and actively contributing to digital security.

  2. Prep'ISIMA (Bachelor)

    I went to Clermont-Auvergne University to prepare for the entrance to ISIMA. This experience allowed me to consolidate my knowledge in mathematics and computer science. I also had the opportunity to work on various projects, such as creating a server in Java, developing games in C and Java, and creating a website in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

  3. Maine de Biran High School (Baccalaureate)

    I graduated from Maine de Biran High School with a scientific baccalaureate. This diploma allowed me to develop my skills in mathematics, physics, and computer science.

Hobbies

Fencing

It has been now sixteen years since I started fencing.

I have been practicing foil in competition for almost fourteen years, and was able to participate to two world cups, and nearly ten national championships. I also obtained my referee diploma and am now a regional referee.

Photography

In addition to fencing, I have been practicing photography for about five years.

I started astrophotography with a Canon EOS 600D, acquired a telescope (a 150/750 from Skywatcher) with a motorized mount (EQ3-2) and developed my skills in post-processing with software such as DeepSkyStacker and Photoshop.

A few years later, I joined my passion for fencing and photography by taking pictures during fencing competitions, and had the chance to have some of my photos published on some french Instagram accounts.

Contacts

Robin Van de Merghel
Cybersecurity Student I am open to new opportunities and collaborations. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or would like to connect.