Summary
Jean-Baptiste Louazel is a founding software engineer and pragmatic technical leader with 11 years building high-performance, platform-agnostic systems across AI runtime, CDN, and peer-to-peer networking. He designs and ships production-grade infrastructure—from GPU-aware distributed training orchestrators in Python and Rust to HTTP/2-3 implementations and low-latency edge systems—while accelerating operations (e.g., 95% faster PyTorch checkpointing) and improving observability. Comfortable bridging engineering, product, and leadership, he leads teams with empathy and a long-term lens to turn complex distributed problems into reliable, maintainable platforms. Based in Paris, he combines deep systems-level C/C++ experience with modern containerized runtimes for heterogeneous hardware, and has repeatedly driven cross-platform migrations that cut latency and cost at scale. An early-stage builder and technical ally, he thrives in founding roles and high-leverage infrastructure projects where clarity and durability matter as much as performance.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Epitech
Master's Degree Computer Science, Master's Degree Computer Science at California State University, Long Beach
Bachelor's Degree Economics, Bachelor's Degree Economics at Université de Rennes I
High School Economics, High School Economics at Lycée François René de Chateaubriand
French, English, German, Spanish