I'm Joé, a software engineer based in Fribourg, Switzerland. While working on many personal, professional, and educational projects, I've encountered many faces of computer science. That's what makes this field exciting: there are always new things to learn.
When I'm not behind a computer, I'm probably coaching and playing on my amateur ice hockey team, caring for hundreds of thousands of bees, or riding my motorcycle.
EYE LEARN is a collaborative project between the health and engineering schools in Fribourg, aimed at enhancing nursing students' learning experience by integrating eye-tracking technology and artificial intelligence into patient simulation exercises.
MyCSIR is a collaborative project between the HumanTech Institute, the School of Social Work of Fribourg, and the CSIR, aimed at automating administrative processes for refugees. It simplifies forms and facilitates communication with social workers.
Nowadays, many people suffer from disorders such as depression or anxiety. This conversational agent aims to support these people, using acceptance and commitment therapy. I worked on this project for my Master thesis at the HES-SO in Lausanne.
This web application aims to help people suffering from psychological and behavioral disorders to manage their emotions. I worked on this project during my Master studies at the HES-SO in Lausanne.
The canton of Vaud has built several tunnels under the road in the town of Gimel, to allow animals to cross safely. The main goal of this project is to automate the counting of newts, frogs or toads on the images captured in the tunnels. I worked on this project for the "Machine Learning on Big Data" course given at the HES-SO in Lausanne.
