Hi, I'm Benjamin Gallois, a software engineer with a Ph.D. in physics. Over the past five years, I've focused on data analysis, software development, and blockchain engineering. I founded Analyzable, offering freelance services in Rust, C++, and Python, covering everything from prototyping to deployment.

I'm also the creator and maintainer of FastTrack, an open-source scientific tracking tool developed during my Ph.D. at LJP. Alongside FastTrack, I manage companion tools for multi-object tracking and data analysis. You can find out more about my work on my website.

I work as a contractor on the Duniter blockchain, which is built on top of Substrate (Rust). In parallel, I provide freelance services focused on computer vision and cross-platform desktop application development (Rust/Python/C++), covering everything from UI/UX design to final production.
I also actively contribute to open-source projects related to sports, science, and decentralized technologies, which are my passions. I love to tinker with everything from electronics to software.

I'm open to new opportunities, particularly in open-source, community-driven projects, or innovative companies tackling cutting-edge technologies, either as a freelance contractor or as a full-time employee.
If you're interested in working together, please get in touch at [email protected].

• FastTrack: Scientific tracking software.
• PatchBasedTextureInpainting: Image quilting for texture inpainting library.
• FastOcclusion: Deep learning solution for occlusion issues in tracking.
• PyFastTrack: Python integration of FastTrack with deep learning capabilities.
• CppImageViewer: Qt widget for large image display.
• PysideImageViewer: Qt widget for large image display in Python.
• You&EyePhoto: Iris image processing software for the You&Eye art gallery.
• CircularTransform: Fast remapping of deformed objects into perfect circles.
• Pyside6CurveEditor: Qt widget for image level correction.
• DeepIris: Deep learning model for iris and pupil segmentation.

• FastAnalyzer: Software for analyzing FastTrack outputs.
• FastAnalysis: Python library to work with FastTrack data.
• PeakPacer: Web app for field testing CdA and optimizing power profiles for cyclists.
• LapsAnalyzer: Tool to analyze and compare laps in cycling races.
• HRV Tools: Cardiac variability analysis using open-source PPG sensors.

• Level: Android spirit level app.
• jotform-api: C++ API for Jotform integration.
• OpenJournal: Journal and note-taking app.
• QSensor: GUI to monitor hardware usage and temperature.
• SecuraFolder: Portable encryption tool for storing files securely.

• DuniterNodeManager: Minimal graphical tool to manage a Duniter node.
• AuthenticPay: Collection of Ink! smart contracts.
• WeightDecorator: Crate for weight accounting in Substrate nodes.

• Duniter-v2s Contributions: Contributing to the Duniter v2s Substrate node.
• Polkadot-SDK: Contributing to the Polkadot-SDK.

I'm a self-taught programmer with proficiency in:

• Python
• Rust
• Julia
• C++
• LaTeX
• HTML/CSS/JS
• Qt/QML
• Hugo
• Substrate

I regularly work with the following software:

• Kdenlive (video editing)
• OBS Studio (live streaming)
• Jitsi (video conferencing)
• Blender (3D creation)
• Inkscape (vector editing)
• GIMP (image editing)
• Fusion 360 (CAD)

I rely on free and open-source tools in my daily workflow:

• ArcoLinux (Operating System)
• Leftwm (Window Manager)
• Alacritty (Terminal)
• NeoVim (Code Editor)
• Doom Emacs (Document Editor)

You can find my configuration files here.