Previously, I was an historian, specialized in the study of Ancient Mesopotamian society. I am currently switching careers, training in programming at Ada Tech School, an inclusive school focused on learning by team work and on communication skills. My main focus in my research was the economic and social history of first millennium Babylonia, with a special interest in slavery and other forms of forced labor. Having learned Akkadian and cuneiform writing, I analyzed sources of varied nature coming from private and institutional archives, nourishing my research with the works of historians of labor. Having finished my PhD in 2017, I worked at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam as an assistant researcher. My last position was as an assistant researcher at CNRS, Nanterre, involved in the Material Culture of Babylonia project.