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π Currently: CTO at AICE Power, a deeptech startup revolutionizing energy monitoring for commercial buildings. We use AI-powered sensors to identify individual equipment consumption, enabling 5% deployment cost vs. traditional BMS.
My contributions include:- β‘ Signal Processing & AI β developing proprietary algorithms for equipment-level energy disaggregation.
- ποΈ Full-stack Architecture β FastAPI backends, cloud infrastructure on GCP (Cloud Run), and data pipelines.
- π Product & Strategy β leading technical roadmap, R&D, and patent strategy.
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π Previously: Electronics & Software Lead at Amira Health, developing Terra, a wearable system that predicts hot flashes and automatically cools you down before they disrupt your sleep:
- π οΈ Multilayer, multichip PCB design with high-frequency components, BLE, OTA updates.
- π± Mobile App Development in React Native with Kotlin & Swift.
- π§ Backend Development using Rust.
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π Education: Master's in Embedded Systems and Signal Processing at ENS Paris-Saclay & Institut Polytechnique de Paris, dual degree with ESSEC Business School (MIM - Grande Γcole).
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π€ Passionate about: Energy efficiency, embedded systems, AI/ML, self-hosted solutions, and open-source.
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π Former RCVA team member, participating in and winning the Eurobot championship. rcva.fr
- β‘ Building AI-driven energy monitoring systems combining signal processing, machine learning, and cloud infrastructure.
- π₯οΈ Fluent in Python, TypeScript, C/C++. Experienced with FastAPI, Next.js, Docker, GCP.
- π οΈ Background in embedded firmware, PCB design, BLE, and hardware-software integration.
Running various self-hosted services on an HP Proliant DL380G9 with TrueNAS SCALE & Docker:
- βοΈ Mail Server β docker-mailserver
- βοΈ Cloud Storage β Nextcloud
- π Identity Management β Keycloak
- π¬ Media & Collaboration β Jellyfin, OpenLDAP, OpenVPN, HedgeDoc, and more.
- β‘ Rugby player & DIY enthusiast.
- π’ Open to collaborations in energy tech, embedded systems, and AI.
- π Personal projects at grav.bouteiller.org.




