Jean-Romain Luttringer
Assistant Professor at the University of Strasbourg
ICube, University of Strasbourg
Biography
I am a Ph.D. in Computer Networks currently working as an Assistant Professor at the University of Strasbourg, in the Networks Teams of the ICube laboratory.
My work focuses around routing, from inter-domain routing to intra-domain traffic engineering. I have also worked on Internet topology discovery on large-scale monitoring.
I have also taught ~ 400h in the past 4 years (and thoroughly enjoyed doing so!).
The material I’ve created for my courses can be found Here !
Download my resume.
- Routing & Path computation
- Programmable Networks
- Network measurements/discovery
PhD Student in Computer Science (Computer networks), 2019-2022
University of Strasbourg
MSc in Computer Networks and Embedded Systems, 2019, with high honors
University of Strasbourg
BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science, 2017, with honors
University of Strasbourg
Experience & Research
- Teacher at the IUT Robert Schuman / Master’s Degree. Research interests include routing and programmable networks.
- Continued working on path computation and programmable networks.
- Taught ~192h on networking and programming. Supervised internships.
Governemental fellowship.
- Conception & evaluation of a multi-constrained paths algorithm for massive-scale Traffic-Engineering with Segment Routing (in collaboration with Cisco Systems).
- Continued work on the BGP/IGP protection scheme OPTIC and its P4 implementation
- Taught 64h * 3 (64h per year) of courses on networking and system.
Publications
Courses
I have given about 450h of couses in total, for various diploma and at various levels.
The materials I have created and co-created for my courses can be found here
Mentoring
Course Materials & Tools
Awards
Ph.D. Thesis Prize of the University of Strasbourg
For Path Computation in IP Networks : Reliable Hot-Potato Routing and Multi-Constrained Tunnels. Awarded to 20 new Ph.D. of the University
Best Paper Award of ALGOTEL 21
For Le Problème à trois Contraintes: Calcul et Déploiement de Segments de Routage. A three-way tie was broken according to the presentation.
Internet Techincal Comittee/ISOC Paper of the Year 2019
For TNT, Watch me Explode: A Light in the Dark for Revealing MPLS Tunnels.
Best Paper Award of TMA 19
For TNT, Watch me Explode: A Light in the Dark for Revealing MPLS Tunnels.
Runner Up for Best Open Dataset of TMA 19
For TNT, Watch me Explode: A Light in the Dark for Revealing MPLS Tunnels.
Best Poster Award (doctoral school)
For my thesis’ poster. Chosen among ~100 Students.
Other Activities
Help organizing IMC 2022 Conference
International conference on Internet measurements. On-site organization, designed posters.
Network Team PhD students representative (2021 to 2022)
Link between Ph.D. student and laboratory direction during counsel meetings.
Help organizing RESCOM 2021 autumn school
Autumn school on reproducibility. On-site help.
Help organizing OPODIS 2021
International conference on distributed systems. On-site help.
Reviews
Occasional reviewer for IEEE Communication Letters, IEEE TNSM, IEEE TSAE, Computer Communications.