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\header{Paul\hspace{0.25cm}}{Lesur}
{\hspace{2.4cm}Software engineer}

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	\section{address}
	Eisenbahnstrasse, 70
    Wohnung 38
	67655, Kaiserlautern, Germany
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	\section{phone number}
	+49 (0)1 76 20 31 15 72 (Germany)
	+33 (0)6 33 80 57 13 (France)
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	\section{email}
    \href{mailto:cv@lesurpaul.fr}{cv@lesurpaul.fr}
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	\section{web \& Github}
	\href{http://lesurpaul.fr}{lesurpaul.fr}
	\href{https://github.com/pLesur}{github.com/pLesur}
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	\section{programming}
	\textbf{C++}
	\textbf{Python}
	\textbf{Qt}
    Rust
	C
    GNU tools
	Java
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	\section{other skills}
    \textbf{Visual odometry}
    \textbf{Computer vision}
	Embedded systems
	Project management
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	\section{languages}
	French - C2
	English - C2
	Spanish - B1
	German - A1
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	\section{other}
	Full driver license
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\section{Experience}
\begin{entrylist}
	\entry
	{01 2018}
    {(current) Researcher at DFKI}
	{DFKI, Kaiserlautern, Germany}
    {Researcher position in the Augmented Vision department at DFKI, under the
    supervision of Prof. Didier Stricker. Development of state-of-the-art SLAM
systems for Augmented Reality.}
	\entry
	{09-12 2017}
	{Consultant for Alten}
	{Toulouse, France}
    {Consultant at Orange SAS. Developing software for TV boxes
	using Qt in an Agile team.}
	\entry
	{05-07 2016}
	{Embedded software dev.}
	{INRIA Lille, Villeneuve D'Ascq, France}
	{3 months internship. Control of an indoor Blimp, using Arduino (and various sensors), with remote
	controlling using C++ (OpenCV, Qt, Boost), Python, and Matlab.\\}
\end{entrylist}

\section{Education}
\begin{entrylist}
	\entry
	{2016 - 2017}
	{Exchange student in a CS degree program}
	{Juniata College, PA, USA}
	{Security engineering, software engineering, software designs, project
		management, business
	\\}
	\entry
	{2012-16}
	{Engineering school in CS/electronics}
	{ISEN Lille, Lille, France}
	{Mathematics, physics, computer science some electronics classes
	(microcontroller). Technologies used were mainly C, C++, UNIX, Python, Java, Android, SQL, PHP.}
\end{entrylist}

\section{Activities}
\begin{entrylist}
	\entry
	{2014-15}
	{Vice-chairman of Crysteo ISEN (robotics club)}
	{ISEN Lille}
	{Successfully managed the people working
		in the club as well while working on different technical projects, sometimes
	taking the role of project manager.\\}
	\entry
	{11 2015}
	{“Best IOT idea” 2014}
	{Euratechnologie, Lille, France}
	{Our project, “Pluggi the connected robot” won the MOC (“Meilleur
	Object Connecté”) 2014 competition.\\}
	\entry
	{05 2016}
	{Morpheus Cup 2015}
	{Luxembourg city, Luxembourg}
	{Our project Pluggi also won the price of the ‘Best European students
	project’ at the Morpheus Cup 2015.\\}
\end{entrylist}

\section{Projects}
\begin{entrylist}
	\entry
	{2015-16}
	{Pluggi project}
	{ISEN Lille, France}
	{Worked on a robot's Raspberry Pi (C/Python/BASH), CAN bus communication. Also did the
	native Android application.}
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\end{entrylist}

\section{Publications}

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