Nos formateurs

Senior software engineer at KDAB, Jim has actively developed with C++ and Qt since 2001. He has a background in computer graphics and data visualization, including six years as the lead developer of a 3D visualization tool for financial data built with C++, Qt and OpenGL. He has taught training classes for KDAB in Qt Widgets, QML, Multithreading, and Modern C++ in the US where he is based. Jim holds an MSc in Computer Science.

Senior Software Engineer at KDAB, Alessandro has been using C++ and Qt professionally since 2018, working on a range of Qt Widgets and QML projects spanning multiple platforms and business domains. Alessandro holds a MSc in Computer Science.

Nicolas Arnaud-Cormos, ingénieur d’études et développement de l’Université de Rennes, a rejoint KDAB en 2007, il est formateur Qt et C++11/C++14/C++17, ainsi que développeur et chef de projet, en particulier pour un projet de logiciel de visualisation scientifique 2D/3D. Il est basé sur Limoges.

Franck Arrecot, titulaire d’un Master Informatique et Développement Logiciel de l’Université de Toulouse utilise le framework Qt depuis 2011. Il a rejoint KDAB en 2014 en tant que développeur et formateur spécialisé sur les technologies QtWidgets et QtQuick. Il intervient régulièrement dans des conférences pour y parler techniques de développement ou faire découvrir le travail de la communauté KDE.

Senior Software Engineer at KDAB. Giuseppe is a long-time contributor to Qt, having used Qt and C++ since 2000, and is an Approver in the Qt Project. His contributions in Qt range from containers and regular expressions to GUI, Widgets, and OpenGL. A free software passionate and UNIX specialist, before joining KDAB, he organized conferences on opensource around Italy. He holds a BSc in Computer Science.

Le Directeur Général de KDAB France, David Faure, ingénieur en informatique de l’INSA de Lyon, est développeur KDE (bureau de logiciel libre basé sur Qt) depuis 1998, et a participé au sein de KDAB à de nombreux projets de développements basés sur Qt, depuis 2003. Il a aussi effectué de nombreuses formations Qt et C++11/C++14/C++17 dans toute l’Europe. Il travaille depuis les bureaux de KDAB (France) dans la banlieue d’Avignon.

Dr Sean Harmer is a senior software engineer at KDAB where he heads up our UK office and also leads the 3D R&D team. He has been developing with C++ and Qt since 1998 and is Qt 3D Maintainer and lead developer in the Qt Project. Sean has broad experience and a keen interest in scientific visualization and animation in OpenGL and Qt. He holds a PhD in Astrophysics along with a Masters in Mathematics and Astrophysics.

Senior software engineer at KDAB, Tobias has actively developed with Qt since 2001 and has been an active KDE contributor during this time. His contributions have been mainly to the KDE PIM project and the KDE libraries, but also to other open source projects. He holds an MSc in Computer Science.

Senior Software Engineer and a Senior Qt Trainer, Kevin is also a longtime contributor to Qt and KDE. He has experienced a wide range of different use cases of Qt across multiple industries with clients, but also enjoys exploring technologies and techniques around Qt beyond the confines of specific project scopes.

Kevin holds a BSc in Software Engineering.

Software engineer at KDAB, Anton began using C++ and Qt in 2009 by contributing to the KDE project. He is one of the active contributors to KDAB’s GammaRay tool (a high-level Qt application debugger) mainly focusing on QML and QtQuick introspection. Besides active development in large-scale C++ applications at KDAB, he closely follows the ISO standardization process for the C++ language, providing up-to-date, in-depth insight into the reasoning that leads the language development.

Mike Krus, titulaire d’un doctorat en réalité virtuelle de l’Université Paris Sud, est un développeur C++ depuis de nombreuses années, et utilise Qt sur plusieurs plateformes, y compris mobiles, depuis plus de 12 ans. Il a rejoint KDAB en 2015 où il est également formateur Qt et OpenGL. Il participe au développement de Qt3D et est responsable du port de Qt pour tvOS. Il est basé en Ecosse.

Paul Lemire, ingénieur en informatique de l’Epitech de Paris, fait partie de l’équipe de développement de Qt 3D et participe à des projets OpenGL 2 (dont écriture de shaders). Il est formateur QML et est basé sur Brest.

Senior software engineer and teamlead at KDAB, András has actively developed with Qt since 2002. He is a core developer of KDE’s web development environment Quanta Plus and contributor to other parts of KDE. András speaks regularly at free software events about Qt-based products and has held trainings for companies such as Accenture, TietoEnator and Nokia.

Senior software engineer at KDAB, Jan has been using Qt since 2009 when he started contributing to the KDE project. Since joining KDAB he has worked on multiple large Qt and QML projects, while also developing Wayland compositors. Besides in-depth knowledge of Qt and C++, Jan also has a deep interest in other technologies like Buildbot and Python. He holds an MSc in Computer Science.

COO/HR director at KDAB. Jesper has actively developed with Qt since 1998 and, despite his fancy title, still does so.

He has held almost 100 training classes in Qt since 2000. Today, his greatest claim to fame is the QML youtube series and more recently his youtube series called Qt Widgets and More.

Senior UX/UI designer at KDAB, Nuno did the first QML training for designers and actively uses the QML language for fast UX/UI prototyping and UI solutions deployment. His works include general illustrations, UI design, corporate design, interactive mock-ups, animation examples, and much more. Known for his contribution to the award-winning Oxygen Project where he is the current coordinator, his computer art is used on KDE computer platforms worldwide. Nuno has an MSc in Civil Engineering.

Managing Director & VP at KDAB, Nate has been developing software with C/C++ since 2005 and has a special interest in QML and embedded systems. He has experience with all aspects of developing Qt/QML applications from concept to first customer shipment. Further, Nate is a contributor to KDAB’s Hotspot, the Linux perf GUI for performance analysis. He holds a BS in Software and Information Systems.

Senior software engineer at KDAB, André has been using Qt since 2002 when he wrote an open source Qt 2-based flight computer for use in glider planes. Since then, he has applied Qt in a broad range of industries ranging from oil & gas exploration, scientific data manipulation and visualization to medical devices and many more. His main expertise is in C++ and QML. André holds a MSc in Philosophy of Science & Technology.

Senior software engineer and team lead at KDAB, James has been developing with Qt since 2002. He contributes to the current maintenance of Mac platform support as well as the development of OpenGL and 3D support in Qt. James has a background in UI, graphics, and simulation development as well as a long history of development on OS-X and prior versions of Mac OS. He is a lead developer on FlightGear, the open-source flight simulator, and holds a BSc in Computer Science.

Milian Wolff has a long history of creating tools for C++ developers. He’s the main author of Massif-Visualizer, heaptrack, hotspot and ctf2ctf tools now used widely to improve C++ applications performance. He’s a Senior Software Engineer at KDAB where he enjoys solving hard performance problems and teaching developers about debugging and profiling tools. Milian has a Masters Degree in Physics which explains his scientific approach to performance measurement.