Welcome there !
I am Julien Suchiz

I have been passionate about computers since I was a child. It started with video games (like mostly everybody :p). Then at the age of 13, I decided to look further on how a video game was made. I programmed my first game in C following tutorials on the web. Since then, I was already convinced that I would work in computer science later on.

It’s only since my second year of bachelor’s degree that I’ve been fascinated by digital imaging, after hearing about AlexNet.
Digital imaging is omnipresent in everyday life and its needs are increasing while being different from day to day. It is this fascinating and challenging diversity that makes this field the most attractive to me. For instance for image processing, there is Big Data and IoT which require the refinement of images perceived by capture devices such as surveillance cameras or satellites. And for computer graphics, there is more and more realistic games, or realistic animations.

Consequently, I chose options such as « Introduction to Computer Graphics and Image Processing » as early as my degree in order to specialise in the field. To pursue this goal, I decided to do my first internship in Montreal, Canada in digital imaging to confirm my professional project. In this internship oriented towards computer graphics, I first had to implement a translation function to an existing tool on an open source image editing software in C++ language. I also made an exchange year at Pazmany Peter Catholic University in Budapest, Hungary, an university member of the European Image processing and Computer Vision Master degree. And finally, I finished with my Master of Science in Computer Graphics and Image Analysis.

Well I am still gaming, and always will. My passion for games is still there. This is also why I’ve created Suchiz Games. I also like to travel, and well many things. Just check out the appropriate section for more details :D.

I love discovering projects. I can’t see myself working on a single project, nor, a single technology.
Freelancing gives me the opportunity to work on various projects,  work with different tools, meet a lot of people. I also love to travel. Freelancing missions are mostly full remote, this is perfectly adapted to the way I want to live.

Since I am freelancing I have been doing a lot of thing beside IPCV, such as Android apps, embedded software or websites using CMS.

This made me realise that I like much more things on computer science than just IPCV. I am now seriously considering an Android conversion!

Well it is, but it is hard to do both at the same time. I am mainly working on Suchiz Games between my freelance missions. I am willing to full-time working on Suchiz Games when I will have enough budget for it. I see Suchiz Games as my future !