About
MSc Engineering Student in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence / Stochastic Modeling & Scientific Computing @ Télécom Paris, Institut Polytechnique de Paris.
I've been curious for as long as I can remember, trying to make sense of the world through math and physics as much as through philosophy. I believe the world can be modeled with equations and code, but modeling it well still takes curiosity: the willingness to ask what a model is actually capturing, not just whether it fits. That curiosity is what pulled me toward computational neuroscience, and Liquid Neural Networks (LNNs) gave me my first real research “wow” moment. Even though I haven't had the chance to work on them directly just yet, I'm convinced I will find my way back to them sooner or later!
That same spark led me to an AI internship at Ginjer, working on data quality and pipeline engineering, and outside of tech, to designing and building the website for Hydres Collectif, a contemporary dance company.
I’m now looking for an internship opportunity to keep exploring this intersection.
Hobbies
I enjoy traveling and discovering new cultures, especially capturing those moments with 35mm camera.
I have always played team sports, competing in basketball throughout high school up to the Île-de-France championship, where I earned an MVP trophy in the Paris finals. More recently, inspired by our men's team, I rebuilt the women's rugby team from scratch at Télécom Paris.
I also strongly believe in alumni networks, which is why I am actively involved in community initiatives. Last year, we launched the Télécom Paris Women Alumni Network, and I am excited to see new faces and projects shape its future.
I also recognize that my 10-year involvement in Scouting, as both a youth member and a leader, has shaped who I am today. It taught me core values of commitment, community, and respect, while developing my autonomy and initiative.
Moreover, I would love to become a true wine expert one day, though I still have so much to learn about that. A passion undoubtedly rooted in my Burgundy origins.
Finally, I had to say that I experienced a true artistic "wow" moment in the summer of 2025 watching American Ballet Theatre dancers perform at the Hamptons Dance Project, an incredible initiative led by Jose Sebastian. Learn more about it.