Olivier Verdier is an Associate Professor of Mathematics based in Stockholm with 18 years of experience combining teaching, research, and applied computational work. He specializes in mathematical and statistical modeling, numerical simulation, and scientific Python (NumPy, SciPy), and routinely bridges theory and practice through reproducible code. His open-source contributions include tooling for code highlighting in LaTeX, an informative zsh Git prompt with Python-based parsing, and practical fixes to the landslide slideshow generator, reflecting attention to developer ergonomics and encoding edge cases. Trained as an engineer and PhD mathematician, he brings rigorous analytical thinking to software-oriented problems and a knack for polishing tooling that makes numerical work more usable.
18 years of coding experience
PhD, Mathematics, PhD, Mathematics at Lund University
Engineer, Mathematics, Engineer, Mathematics at CentraleSupelec
English, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, Spanish, German, Chinese
Contributions:1 release, 134 commits, 3 PRs in 6 years
Contributions summary:Olivier primarily contributed to the development of a Zsh prompt, enhancing its functionality by implementing features related to Git repository information display. Their work included writing a Python script to parse Git status output, adding regular expressions to handle diverging branch messages, and modifying the Zsh configuration file. They also added features to display the number of staged and changed files, and refactored the Python script to communicate with the shell.
Contributions:22 commits, 5 PRs, 11 pushes in 5 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Olivier primarily contributed to the development of a LaTeX style file for Python code highlighting. Their work focused on defining styles for various Python elements, including keywords, strings, comments, and special methods. They added and refined syntax highlighting for Python code within LaTeX documents, including specific functions, operators and methods from NumPy. Additionally, they added the capability to highlight inline code and included a README and License.
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