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Arthur Pastel

Software Engineer β€’ Co-founder at CodSpeed

Hi, I'm Arthur, a software engineer based in Paris πŸ‡«πŸ‡·πŸ₯–

I've always been passionate about building software and exploring how things work under the hood. Over the years, I've worked across a wide range of technologies across the stack, from the kernel to the frontend, stopping by embedded systems. Driven by a love for solving problems and pushing the limits of what software can do.

Outside of code, I'm also into music production. I've released a few Wave music tracks as SWLL (on SoundCloud/Spotify), and organized music events in Paris as a member of SLAK Collective.

Blog Posts

Recent posts here (see all). I also publish on the CodSpeed Blog.

Projects

Talks

Rust prides itself on performance and safety, but even in Rust, our intuition about what code is β€œfast” can often mislead us. Co-presented with Adrien Cacciaguerra.

EuroRust 2025

Test your Python performance instincts in our interactive talk, prepare for surprises and real insights on what truly matters. Co-presented with Adrien Cacciaguerra.

PyCon US 2025PyCon Italia 2025EuroPython 2025

This talk will explore the world of memory allocation and its impact on application performance. Memory allocators are an often overlooked topic but are the backbone of most applications’ performance.

EuroRust 2024

This talk unravels the inner workings of AsyncIO by walking through the creation of a custom event loop in Python, concluding with running a FastAPI application on it.

PyCon US 2024EuroPython 2024

We'll cover the basics of Rust and demonstrate how to create a Rust module that can be imported and used within Python. Discover the advantages of using Rust in Python, especially regarding improved performance.

EuroPython 2023
Continuous Performance Analysis: Introducing CodSpeed

Continuous Performance Analysis: Introducing CodSpeed

This talk introduces CodSpeed, a performance analysis tool that continuously monitors your codebase performance and provides insights into performance bottlenecks.

PyCon FR 2023