Mathieu Kerbel
Head of Engineering @ ISALYS Digital Lab
Compiègne, France
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I started coding at 15, took on my first client projects at 17, and was working with larger clients by 18. At 19, I joined a consulting group in Belgium before moving to its French branch, ISALYS Digital Lab, where I was offered the Head of Engineering role. Today at 21, I work full-time in Rust for my clients — designing architectures, building services, and shipping production systems for mission-critical infrastructure in the energy sector. I contribute to open source crates, write about systems engineering, and hold AWS certifications.
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Rust in Production: How Rust Reshapes the Way We Build Services
Rust works out of the box, you can write services, compile, and ship without rethinking your entire stack. But getting the most out of what Rust offers : performance, safety, fine-grained control; requires deliberate system design choices.
This talk focuses on how to design systems that take full advantage of Rust's strengths. How do you structure services so the ownership model becomes a design asset? What architectural patterns unlock the performance Rust is known for? How do you approach memory layout, concurrency, and abstraction boundaries when the language gives you that level of control? And what technical decisions leads to tame the hardess of Async Rust ?
I'll walk through concrete design decisions from shipping Rust in mission-critical infrastructure — what worked, what missed the mark, and what I'd approach differently today.
Mathieu Kerbel
Head of Engineering @ ISALYS Digital Lab
Compiègne, France
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