I am a quantitative finance professional with expertise in developing valuation models for vanilla products at the intersection of physics and deep learning. Currently in the front office of the Global Markets Division, I combine my engineering background and data science skills to solve complex financial challenges. My academic credentials include a MEng in Data Science from UTT, an MEc in Quantitative Finance from Sorbonne School of Economics, and a post-master’s degree in Big Data from Télécom Paris. My academic journey has equipped me with a unique perspective, enabling me to approach problems through both the lens of quantitative economics and the toolkit of a data scientist. I am experienced in end-to-end problem-solving, from state-of-the-art model implementation to scaled deployment and impact assessment.
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MEc in Quantitative Finance, 2023
Sorbonne School Of Economics (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Post Master degree in Big Data & Artificial Intelligence, 2022
Telecom Paris
MEng in Artificial Intelligence, 2021
University Of Technology Of Troyes (UTT)
Exchange semester, 2020
Aalto University
Front office (Global Market Division)
Front office (Global Market Division)
MLOps: Automation and deployment at scale of various time-consuming operational financial processes:
Building ETL pipelines to combine third party data from APIs with the datalake, with the objective of data enrichment for the creation of new digital financial product features in compliance with financial regulations
Led the development of a BI architecture for monitoring data quality and tracking marketing, accounting and risk activities to improve data observability and provide insights:
Led release management and deployment in the production environment and maintaining the CI-CD pipeline
Designing and implementing secure data acquisition and integration strategies for a financial industry client:
Academic project during the post master’s degree at Télécom Paris in connection with a company in the energy sector:
Scientific research work on text generation and text summarization techniques:
Designing, an expense report management module for consultants:
Sorbonne Data Challenge:
DRiM Game Credit Risk Challenge:
Alors que les technologies arrivent à maturité et que les comportements des clients se sont profondément modifiés, la rupture numérique semble aujourd’hui définitivement installée. Les nouvelles tendances de consommation dans les multiples franges de l’économie réelle se retrouvent désormais dans le secteur bancaire avec une rapidité et une profondeur inattendues.