Cyrille Artho is an associate professor at KTH with over a decade of experience advancing software reliability through research and tooling in model checking, run-time verification, static analysis, and testing. His work bridges rigorous theoretical methods and practical engineering, having developed analyses for concurrency faults during a PhD at ETH Zurich and applied those techniques in research roles at AIST and NASA. He runs a consulting venture, Artho Software, and has a track record of transferring verification technology to industry via courses, tools and collaborations. Based in Stockholm, he focuses on making next-generation verification tools that fit existing development processes and are accessible to practitioners. An understated thread in his career is consistent mentorship and technology transfer—mentoring GSoC projects and designing courses to move formal methods into everyday software practice.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
University of Strathclyde
Ph.D. Computer Science, Ph.D. Computer Science at ETH Zürich
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