Mathis Lecomte
About Mathis Lecomte
Mathis Lecomte is a Python Developer at PASQAL, specializing in quantum computing strategies and systems integration. He has a background in web design and development, with experience in various programming technologies.
Work at PASQAL
Mathis Lecomte has been employed at PASQAL as a Développeur Python since 2022. His role involves developing an operating system based on Linux specifically designed for controlling quantum computers and their components. This position allows him to focus on quantum computing strategies utilizing neutral atoms. He works in a hybrid environment in Île-de-France, France.
Previous Experience
Before joining PASQAL, Mathis Lecomte worked at Wiboo as a Développeur full stack for a duration of four months in 2021. His earlier experience includes a brief position as a Dessinateur 2D AutoCAD at ISL Ingénierie in 2016, where he worked for one month. These roles contributed to his development skills and understanding of various technical environments.
Education and Expertise
Mathis Lecomte studied at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord from 2019 to 2021, where he earned a DUT métiers du multimédia et de l'internet. His studies focused on web page design, digital resources, and multimedia information. He also completed a Baccalauréat scientifique at Lycée Maurice Utrillo in 2019, where he studied geology, earth sciences, and computer science.
Technical Skills
Mathis Lecomte has expertise in application and embedded systems integration, which allows him to cover a wide range of projects. He favors using established technologies such as Python, Linux, and React to create user-adapted code and efficient solutions. Additionally, he is familiar with modern web and mobile technologies, including Flutter, React, Vue.js, and Kotlin.
Interest in UI Design
Mathis Lecomte possesses a strong interest in UI Design, which enables him to effectively transform digital concepts into tangible solutions. His focus on user experience complements his technical skills, allowing him to create interfaces that are both functional and user-friendly.