Mathieu
LE CALONNEC

Aftermovie

During my years of study, I had the opportunity to carry out several projects within student life and the clubs of my school. This aftermovie allowed me to put into practice my skills in video editing, design and communication.

Controllable LEDs

During our A3 year, one project involved connecting a BeagleBone card to a Linux server and writing a C program to control LEDs via button presses. This familiarized me with embedded C programming and improved my Linux command-line skills.

Pulse Oximeter

The oximeter consists of three parts: the LED sensor, the interface module, and the STM8 with LCD screen. We designed and tested the interface board, programmed the STM8 to communicate with the sensor, then built a user interface to display blood oxygen saturation in real time.

Cetacean Strandings

We built a website using React and Symfony to display a database of all French cetacean strandings. The back-end uses CRUD operations and data filtering; the front-end displays strandings by year and location with a public search feature.

Controversy

In a group of 4, we built a website gathering our research on a controversial social topic. The site is now closed, but our research report remains available via the link below.

ISEN CAR

At the end of our second preparatory year at ISEN Rennes, we built a BlaBlaCar-like ridesharing platform for ISEN campuses. This project let me practice HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript and introduced me to AJAX in a vigorous way.

SKDP — Super Killer Death Plane

A 2D Space Invader-style game developed in A2 at ISEN Rennes. I chose a Star Wars theme and named it "SKDP". Building it taught me collision detection, animation management, sound handling — all through the Qt library.

BDE Trailer — ISEN Brest

During my first year at ISEN Brest, I was contacted by a student union candidate list to produce a campaign trailer. The result is embedded in the player above.

SoftAnime

My first year in the Computer Science & Networks stream at ISEN Rennes concluded with building a showcase website for a fictional company — "SoftAnime", an animation and design studio.

SIEM4OVH

Personal SIEM project built in Python 3.11 to analyse Apache HTTP logs from OVH hosting. The tool automatically downloads logs via the OVH API, ingests them into SQLite, and exposes them via a FastAPI/Jinja2 dashboard: security KPIs, request timeline, geographic mapping (Leaflet + GeoIP), and an advanced log explorer. Built-in security controls: SSRF, Zip Slip, XXE, parameterised SQL, path validation.

Capisen JE

Web consulting missions carried out as a contractor within the ISEN Junior Enterprise (Capisen JE), for professional organisations and freelancers. Work included:

• Design and development of showcase websites with CMS (WordPress), theme customisation and visual identity adaptation (colours, typography, UX structure).
• Plugin and module integration, advanced forms with conditional logic and automation (email sending, form data recording).
• SEO optimisation via metadata, tags and natural referencing tools.
• Corrective and evolutionary maintenance, technical updates (CMS, themes, extensions).
• Application security hardening and client training for autonomous site administration.

scan2git

Python script that scans an SVN working copy and generates a dependency-ordered Git migration plan. It walks the directory tree recursively, detects SVN modules, extracts svn:externals, and reads a JSON configuration file listing modules and their dependencies. A topological sort (Kahn's algorithm) ensures each module is migrated only after its dependencies. The generated Markdown report includes ready-to-run git svn clone commands, SVN branch/tag conversion, author mapping, and external handling instructions.

ShadowScope

Modular Windows and Active Directory audit tool, built in C#. ShadowScope maps directory exposure, verifies access permissions (ACL, AD groups, NTFS rights) and identifies sensitive or misconfigured files at scale across a Windows domain. Designed for Blue Team engineers who need a fast internal attack-surface assessment without relying on external tooling.

HowMuch

Personal tool for visualising and categorising shared Tricount expenses. HowMuch parses Tricount CSV exports to automatically categorise spending (food, transport, leisure, etc.), generate per-period and per-person statistics, and produce clear summary reports. A simple way to stay on top of everyday expenses.