Summary
Zhoulai Fu is a tenured computer scientist and Associate Professor whose work sits at the intersection of programming languages, software security, and large language models, blending deep theoretical training with practical research impact. With eight years of post-PhD academic experience across Europe and the U.S.—including INRIA, IMDEA, UC Davis, IT University of Copenhagen, and SUNY Korea—he combines rigorous engineering instincts from École Polytechnique and Télécom Paris with a strong interdisciplinary perspective. He maintains active faculty affiliations at Stony Brook and Virginia Tech, reflecting a collaborative approach to teaching and research across institutions. Known as an educator and amateur software developer, he brings a hands-on sensibility to building secure, language-aware systems and exploring how LLMs reshape programming tools. An uncommonly international career path and dual grounding in mathematics and software engineering give him both formal rigor and practical fluency in translating theory into usable security and language-model solutions.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Mathematics & Computer Science, Mathematics & Computer Science at Ecole polytechnique
Ecole d'application, Software Engineering, Ecole d'application, Software Engineering at Telecom ParisTech