Ahmed T.

The NFC Firmware team develops the software embedded in NFC components developed by NXP and integrated in most of smartphones and other smart devices. The main use cases are card emulation or NFC tags reading. In order to validate concurrent accesses, the NFC/eSIM component firmware needs to be stressed by sending test frames across multiple interfaces of the system in parallel. The existing test framework uses 2 interfaces to stress the component, the objective of this project is to add a third test interface (SPI to SE(secure element)) to increase the test coverage before validating the whole firmware. This new interface will simulate what runs on an Android phone. This Framework will simulate constraints linked to concurrent access (e.g. updating an eSIM application at the same time as a contactless transaction).

Application of neural network compression techniques for the optimization of computer vision algorithms applied to the autonomous driving context. For instance, quantization, knowledge distillation, nas, and pruning approaches are applied to multitask models.

Android application to control a rover with an XBOX controller over USB-C and receive data over Wi-Fi with an ESP32 : Develop an android application in Kotlin with TCP client. Receive data via a TCP server and a Wi-Fi access point generated by an ESP32

Working with the NFC Customer Application Support(CAS) team for developing a graphical user interface (GUI ) based on an existing SW tool to ease NCI programming for the team and the customers.

Introduced to the world of entrepreneurship by working with the Aplicaen team, the ENSICAEN Junior Team. - Preparing presentations, designing flyers and business cards in Photoshop, organizing events. - Management of the JE's social networks. - Participating in meetings, discuss strategies (business development, internal and external communications, cash flow issues. )