About Me
I am a PhD student at Inria and LIG laboratories. My PhD is part of the PULSE challenge between INRIA,ADEME and Qarnot computing, focused on hybridizing task scheduling and control theory in high-performance computing systems.
My thesis, titled “Efficient task hybridization in heterogeneous computing: practical combinations of Control and Scheduling theories”, addresses the development of adaptive, robust controllers for resource-constrained, compute-intensive platforms. CV
Publications
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LPV Control for Dynamic Power Capping in High-Performance Computing under Mixed Workloads
ICSTCC 2026, Iași, Romania
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Event-Triggered Adaptive PI Control for Mitigating Congestion in Shared Storage Systems
ECC 2026, Reykjavík, Iceland -
Mitigating Shared Storage Congestion Using Control Theory
UCC 2025, Dec 2025, Nantes, France
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Stochastic Model Predictive Control with Direct Feedforward Compensation
ICSTCC 2025, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
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Robust Cascade Control for Variable Dimension Systems
ECC 2025, Thessaloniki, Greece
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Coarse-grain Congestion Regulation Using Control Theory
COMPAS 2025, Bordeaux
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Research Interests
Control in distributed infrastructures,
Thermal-aware Resource management,
Congestion Mitigation in storage systems,
Hybrid control and scheduling frameworks,
Instrumentation and Monitoring Tools,
Performance Modelling and Predictions,
Auto-Tuning and Portability,
Digital Sobriety,
Sustainability,
Energy Efficiency.