I am the CTO of Tarides. I accept sponsorships for open-source projects I have developed in the OCaml ecosystem over the last decade. If you are interested in getting help to develop new projects in OCaml or creating secure applications for mission-critical deployment, don't hesitate to contact me first - Tarides is the right partner for this.

Over the last decade, I have been building open-source tools and libraries for creating secure, performant and resource-efficient services thanks to MirageOS. More generally, I am interested in making tools to fix the common plague that affect the ever-growing software industry, namely the bad quality of software and the omnipresence of bugs. However, this is not a fatal flaw. Tools I've developed over the years do not compromise quality and allow dev teams to automatically fix at least 70% of security bugs and 0-day security exploits. Furthermore, I am interested in a future where high-level OCaml applications can easily be deployable as specialised, secure and energy-efficient MirageOS unikernels.

I am one of the principal authors of the MirageOS operating system library and the leading developer of the Irmin Git-like distributed store. In addition, I designed and led the backend implementation of Docker Desktop, Docker's flagship product used monthly by more than 15 million developers. I also was the creator of Opam, the package manager for OCaml.