CV

A PDF version can be downloaded here in english and here in french (last updated: Jan 2018)

Education 

• 2018 - Ph.D. in Geophysics, IPGS: Institute of Earth Sciences of Strasbourg, France.

• 2015 - Engineering degree in Geophysics, EOST (School and Observatory of Earth Sciences), Strasbourg, France.

• 2014 - Master’s degree in Geophysics, EOST. 

Experience

• (July 2019 - Ongoing)  R&D engineer, CLS, Toulouse, France 

Working on the developpment of ground-processing chains of off-nadir oceanography satellites (CFOSAT, SKIM, Harmony,...)

• (April 2018 - July 2019)  Postdoctoral Research Assistant, University of Oxford, United Kingdom. 

Investigating slow slip on faults using small events. Supervised by J. Hawthorne

• (2015 - 2018) PhD track in geophysics, Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg, France. 

Development of stochastic finite-fault models of 3 large earthquakes (e.g. Landers 1992, Pedernales 2016). Inversion of geodetic and seismologic data. Analysis of the co-seismic slip distributions and the associated tectonic processes. Supervised by Z. Duputel, L. Rivera, and C. Doubre

• (2014 - 6 months) Engineering internship, Magnitude, Sainte-Tulle, France.

Re-location of microseismicity induced within hydrocarbon storage in salt caverns. Magnitude and focal mechanism estimation. Analysis of the temporal evolution of the seismicity. Hazard assessment. 

• (2014 - 65months) Master’s degree internship, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA.

Benchmark study of the FLAC3D code to reproduce various rupture styles on a fault. Modelling of rate-and-state friction law and analysis of the slip behaviors. Supervised by Jean-Philippe Avouac and Frédèric Cappa. 

Teaching

•             (2019) Tutorials on earthquake mechanics. 4th year undergrad at University of Oxford

•             (2017) Scientific programming in Python and Matlab. 1st year EOST engineering students 

• (2016- 2017) Mathematics applied to Geophysics. 1st year EOST engineering students 

Fieldwork

• (2016 - 2 months) Concordia and Dumont d’Urville bases, Antarctica. 

Annual summer campaign of GEOSCOPE broadband seismometer maintenance and installation of a new broadband instrument for test purposes.

• (2013 - ~1 week) Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland 

GPS survey and installation of timelapse cameras overlooking the calving face of Breiðamerkurjökull.

• (2012 - 2 months) Tarfala Research Station, University of Stockholm, Sweden.

Field assistant and 6 weeks internship in hydrology and glaciology in the Arctic Sweden: Establishment of the discharge rating curve of the Tarfala Valley catchment. 

Scientific outreach 

• Public presentation of the Concordia base seismological research facilities during the 2017 European Heritage Days in Strasbourg. 

• Contribution to the collaborative platform OSCAHR (oscahr.unistra.fr , in french) with daily posts about a summer in Antarctica. 

• Pint of Science 2017. Public conference in a pub about myths and realities of earthquakes in Hollywood movies. 

Award

Recipient of the Outstanding Student Poster and PICO (OSPP) Award, EGU General Assembly 2017.