Timothée Ewart is a Software Enabling and Optimization Engineer with 12 years of experience specializing in C++, assembly, SIMD, and high-performance parallel computing for HPC and AI workloads. Currently at Intel, he accelerates and debugs production-grade HPC/AI code across industries like energy and forecasting, building on prior roles optimizing neuro-computing stacks for server, edge, and mobile. His background spans deep systems-level expertise from ASM and processor architecture to template metaprogramming, CUDA, and linear algebra, developed at institutions such as EPFL’s Blue Brain Project and the University of Geneva. He combines research rigor (PhD in Mechanical Engineering) with practical benchmarking and performance engineering experience from IBM and academic projects, including mentoring Google Summer of Code contributors. Notably, he pairs a rare perverse love for assembly with real-world deployment skills—his public code and research profile reflect a focused, low-ego commitment to squeezing performance from hardware. Based in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, he brings both scientific curiosity and production optimization experience to demanding compute problems.
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