Guillaume Sylvand
About Guillaume Sylvand
Guillaume Sylvand is a Research Scientist and Partner at Inria, with extensive experience in numerical analysis and parallel computing. He has worked at Inria since 2013 and previously held a researcher position there from 1998 to 2004, while also serving as a Research Engineer at Airbus Group since 2004.
Current Role at Inria
Guillaume Sylvand serves as a Research Scientist (Partner) at Inria, a position he has held since 2013. He works in the Bordeaux Area, France, where he focuses on advancing research in numerical analysis and parallel computing. His role involves collaboration with the HiePACS team, which specializes in developing high-end parallel algorithms for complex numerical simulations. Sylvand's contributions are integral to the team's ongoing projects and research initiatives.
Previous Experience at INRIA
Prior to his current role, Guillaume Sylvand worked at INRIA as a researcher from 1998 to 2004 for six years in the Sophia Antipolis area of France. During this time, he engaged in various research projects related to numerical analysis and parallel computing, laying the groundwork for his future contributions in the field. His experience at INRIA has significantly shaped his expertise and approach to research.
Education and Academic Background
Guillaume Sylvand completed his PhD in Numerical Analysis at INRIA Sophia Antipolis from 1998 to 2002. His academic journey began earlier at Ecole Polytechnique, where he studied from 1992 to 1995. This strong educational foundation in mathematics and computational techniques has equipped him with the necessary skills to excel in his research endeavors.
Current Role at Airbus Group
In addition to his work at Inria, Guillaume Sylvand has been employed as a Research Engineer at Airbus Group since 2004. He has worked in the Toulouse Area, France, for 20 years. His role at Airbus involves applying his expertise in numerical analysis and parallel computing to aerospace engineering challenges, contributing to innovative solutions within the industry.
Contributions to HiePACS Team
Guillaume Sylvand has been involved with the HiePACS team at Inria since its inception. His work focuses on the development of advanced parallel computing techniques, which are essential for tackling challenging numerical simulations. Sylvand's ongoing contributions help drive the team's research forward, enhancing the capabilities of high-performance computing in various applications.