Mathieu Godart is a Paris-based technology leader and serial founder with 14 years of experience bridging mobile engineering and product strategy as Co-founder & CTO of SEMEIA and founder of Lauve. Trained as an engineer at Télécom Paris, he cut his teeth in ASIC design and hardware integration before shifting to mobile and backend systems, bringing rare cross-domain depth from silicon to iOS apps and server-side services. A longtime iOS contributor, Mathieu has improved notable open-source projects like NSLogger, kxmovie and Shopify’s SuperDB—adding Swift wrappers, UI refinements and richer debugging and image-handling features that reflect his focus on developer experience. He also cultivates the French Apple ecosystem as an organizer of CocoaHeads Paris, FrenchKit and industry events, blending community-building with hands-on R&D experience from Criteo and entrepreneurial product work. Not obvious at first glance: his background in ASIC engineering informs a pragmatic, systems-level view of performance and tooling that shapes both product architecture and developer workflows.
14 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Ingénieur, Computer Science and Microelec, Ingénieur, Computer Science and Microelec at Télécom Paris
Contributions:43 commits, 1 PR, 1 push in 3 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Mathieu primarily contributed to the iOS client of the NSLogger project, focusing on enhancing its functionality and usability. Their work included adding a Swift wrapper to facilitate easier integration with Swift-based projects, along with a demo app showcasing the Swift wrapper's capabilities. They also implemented features such as opening message details in an external editor, improving the logging capabilities and user experience for developers using the tool. Additionally, the user made several improvements, including added support for a new log domain, and adding more default filters to make the tool easier to use.
Contributions summary:Mathieu primarily contributed to the UI and functionality of the iOS movie player application. Their commits addressed issues related to the user interface, such as fixing the slider bar's vertical position and implementing a new iOS 7 friendly UI. They also added features like a debug auto-launch for testing and integrated NSLogger for enhanced logging capabilities, including FFmpeg logging. These changes improved the user experience and debugging capabilities of the movie player.
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