Dr. Lucas Clemente

Side projects Go Ember.js

quic-go

A Go implementation of the novel QUIC protocol (a proposed replacement for TCP+TLS and parts of HTTP/2). quic-go powers QUIC support in the Caddy server. A demo page is available at quic.clemente.io.

git-cr

Client-side encryption for git that also keeps your repo's metadata secure.

goldfish

A personal wiki / notes blend powered by markdown and git.

api2go

A JSONAPI Implementation for Go.

since 12/2016

Software Engineer

Google Zurich

10/2011 – 02/2016

PhD Student (thesis) Mathematica Python

Theory group, Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics

In the quantum information theory group of Prof. Ignacio Cirac, I worked on quantum foundations, in particular conditions for quantum behavior in macroscopic systems. Some of our results were covered by phys.org. Earlier, I worked in the field of quantum magnetomechanics, where we proposed experimental setups using superconductors to observe quantum behavior of massive objects. I obtained my PhD from LMU Munich in January 2016 with high honors.

During my time at MPQ I gave several seminars, the slides can be found here:

08/2012 – 11/2016

Co-founder C++11 Rails Go Ember.js

univedo GmbH

I co-founded univedo, where we develop a novel solution for managing business data. Univedo uses a community-driven schema to integrate data between different apps and enables the simplification of complex business processes. Our platform is the basis for the industrial automation system evomecs.

06/2007 – 10/2011

Various Student Research Assistantships C++ Mathemtica

Theory group, Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics

Computational radiation physics, Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf

FEL group, Cluster of Excellence "Munich Advanced Photonics"

Medical physics, Maier-Leibnitz-Laboratorium Munich

10/2009 – 10/2010

B. Sc. in physics (thesis)

LMU Munich

After early studies in computer science (at TUM) and physics (at LMU Munich), I completed my bachelor's degree at LMU.

09/1999 – 06/2009

Abitur (thesis) C++

Maria-Theresia-Gymnasium

During school I skipped the 1st, 8th and 10th grade, studied computer science and physics and worked as student research assistant at three different institutes. For my final thesis I received the thesis prize of the German Physical Society.