Co-founder. We build AI / ML solutions for the education sector: documents analysis, grading, problem generations, ... Based on GPT-like technology.

Co-founder, with two astronomy colleagues. We help companies with their data: from problem setting, to the deployment of a pipeline, through the design and training of machine learning models.Keywords: Data preparation, data analysis, graphs, statistics, features building, biases identification and solutions, machine learning architecture, models training and evaluation, pipeline conception and deployment

I worked as a Data Scientist / Data expert on numerous projects: clients segmentation, reinvestment predictive algorithm, ... Impacts: +5-15% increase in the success rate for upsell campaigns ; 20-30% reduction in time spent to target clients during marketing campaigns.I also wrote a complete in-house Python solution to produce data-driven PDF documents for our clients (50k-100k+ per month), in which every element was dynamically inserted (layout, images, text, tables, calculations, ...).

I worked as an EIG (Entrepreneur d'Intérêt Général) at the Ministères sociaux (Ministère du Travail) on the CDTN project (Code du Travail Numérique), as a NLP (Natural Language Processing) Data Sciencist.The CDTN project aims to give easier access and understanding to legal (labor) texts for all citizens, using machine learning techniques. In particular we worked on building an engine able to redirect questions from workers typed in natural language to the proper ressources: legal texts, articles tailor-made by the juridic team at the ministry, and other tools from the project (simulators, links, ...).An EIG is a specialist attached to the Etalab program of the government, bringing outside expertises such as Data Science, UX or software dev, directly to the ministries in France. EIGs are working on specific, innovative, and transformative projects within the government, for 10 months.

I worked on ohmic dissipation (a mechanism to explain inflated planets), in collaboration with Kristen Menou.This was a continuation of the work started at Columbia University (NYC).

I worked on ohmic dissipation (a mechanism to explain inflated planets), in collaboration with Kristen Menou.

EXOEarths team, led by Nuno Santos

Working in the Kepler team.Supervisor: Bill Borucki

Title: "Modeling exoplanets and their host star."Defended on: June, 24th 2011Supervisor: T. Guillot