Pierre Gradot is a Senior Software Engineer based in Nantes with 11 years' experience building low-level and embedded systems, now focused on reverse engineering and timeless debugging at eShard. He migrated a legacy C++14 codebase to C++20, built a QEMU plugin to record Android VM execution, and is redesigning performance- and safety-critical components in Rust—work that bridges systems programming, tooling, and research-grade analysis. His background spans embedded Java/C on ARM, tooling for avionics production, and leading developer-oriented content as editor-in-chief of a technical blog, so he combines deep hands-on engineering with clear technical communication. Comfortable across Python, C/C++, Rust and platform internals, he routinely writes memory-parsing scripts and test plans for complex releases. Notably, he prefers to stay focused on craft over recruiting outreach, signalling a strongly project-driven mindset.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Ingénieur Electronique et informatique industrielle, Ingénieur Electronique et informatique industrielle at Institut national des Sciences appliquées de Rennes
Baccalauréat Scientique (sciences de la vie et de la terre spécialité mathématiques), Baccalauréat Scientique (sciences de la vie et de la terre spécialité mathématiques) at Lycée Saint-Charles
Contributions:1 release, 50 commits, 32 pushes in 1 year 4 months
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