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Geneva, Switzerland

Geneva, Switzerland

The Y Company specialises in bringing your data-driven ambitions to life. We help you build data strategies and products tailored to your needs, and that will help you make the most out of your technology and data.

Geneva, Switzerland

Responsible for overseeing the data and technology strategy for the bank, establishing FlowBank as a competitive actor in the fintech space.- Define the technological and data strategy in line with the company's vision and business priorities- Enable ML in production applications by ensuring the appropriate technology roadmap- Ensure the respect of the roadmap and the delivery of products and services - Budget planning and reporting- Ensure that the company meets IT regulatory and audit requirements- Manage the Senior Managers of the IT and Data Leadership team- Encourage and support technological and technical innovation within the company,- Ensure regular reporting to management.- Participate in the development of corporate digital culture (think tech and think data)

Geneva, Switzerland

Leading business analytics for the young startup FlowBank. Managing a team of analysts and data scientists focused on supporting data driven operations for our marketing, sales and trading teams. Reporting to the executive committee and board members. Responsibilities involve management, strategy, model development, data engineering (cron, DevOps Azure), R programming (APIs, Shiny, Automated PDF reports, R Package building)

Geneva, Switzerland

Our data science team works towards harnessing and analyzing the collective intelligence outputs emerging from experts' interactions at the World Economic Forum. Our privileged methods of exploration and topic modeling rely on Natural Language Processing techniques combined with machine learning. Our end-product, called the Transformation Maps, is a publically available tool that helps people understand the complex and interlinked forces that are transforming economies, industries, and global issues

Geneva Area, Switzerland

Exploring how techniques from advanced analytics and data science (machine learning, natural language processing, and network science) can enable the discovery of global emerging trends by scanning large amounts of text contributions in the form of news articles, peer-reviewed research, and event transcripts. Leveraging the power of data, programming, and synthetic thinking to disrupt, improve, and automate processes. Project manager for a worldwide survey with the objective to power the voice of young people in all countries.

Université De Genève

During my post-doctoral research fellowship, I extended the scope of the work started during my PhD around the chemical composition of astro-particles. In parallel, I took over a leading Research and Development role in coordinating the fabrication and testing of prototype detectors for a new generation of scintillating fiber technology, to be applied to future space experiments. I also coordinated a team of teaching assistant for an undergraduate level course.

Université De Genève

I was fortunate enough to join the Alpha-Magnetic-Spectrometer (AMS-02) collaboration in the final year of testing and validation of its detector before it was flown to the International Space Station (ISS) by NASA. This allowed me to dedicate my first graduate year on testing hardware components for space qualification as well as work to establish communication and surveillance protocols for the detector in space. Once onboard the ISS, I shifted my focus to the analysis of space collected data. My main research topic dealt with the precise measurement of the cosmic ray chemical composition. Such measurements help answer unsolved mysteries of today’s understanding of the universe, such as the origin of dark matter and the observed matter/anti-matter asymmetry. Aside from my research, I’ve been involved in multiple teaching activities, from Bachelor level teaching to scientific communication outreach.

Geneva

Suisse

The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer is a state-of-the-art particle physics detector designed to operate as an external module on the International Space Station (ISS). The detector is operated from the ground by a team of experts monitoring thousands of health metrics related to the detector’s functioning in space. This is crucial to prevent any damages to the apparatus and to ensure the highest quality data for fundamental research. I spent over 4 years leading such operations at a special facility at CERN called the Payload Operations Control Center (POCC).

Kennedy Space Center, Johnson Space Center

Collaboration with the National Aeronautics of Space and Administration (NASA). Trained to NASA’s communication and security protocols, and the operation of the AMS-02 payload in space.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Particle Physics, Highest Distinction

Ph.D. thesis in the fields of Astroparticle physics under the supervision of Professor Martin Pohl: Nuclei identification with the AMS-02.

Executive Masters In Global Leadership, Organisational Leadership, Business Administration And Management, General

Activities and Societies: Managing Teams for Results, Negotiation and Influence, Organizational Behavior, Public Speaking, Systems.

Master'S Degree, Particle Physics

Master's degree accomplished with the Université de Genève, in Collaboration with the Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Six months spent.

Master'S Degree, Particle Physics

Master's degree accomplished with the Université de Genève, in Collaboration with the Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Six months spent.

Bachelor'S Degree, Physics

Education record