About my Education

I started my degree in the Mathematics and Computer Science double track, a first year split 50/50 between mathematics and computer science. In my first year, I covered the basics of advanced mathematics (calculus, advanced statistics, linear algebra, real and complex analysis) as well as computer science fundamentals (architecture, optoelectronics for optical fibers, programming basics).

In my second year in CS, I learned programming languages such as OCaml, C, Python, HTML/CSS/JS, and Assembly, as well as the basics of networking.

In my third year, I began specializing in Systems and Networks, learning how to deploy and manage networks; for example: user management with Windows Active Directory and Linux servers, DNS, firewalls, and simple databases.

Having finished my Bachelor's degree (Licence), I decided to pursue my Master's degree at the same university (now under the aegis of Paris-Saclay) for the quality of teaching and the hands-on approach of the curriculum. I love that our professors give us many real-world projects. So far, I have learned load balancing and fault tolerance, as well as advanced DHCP, routing protocols and architecture, datacenter design and management, and database security.

About my Internships

I had the opportunity to complete an internship at the IBISC laboratory in Évry, one of the foremost research labs in bioinformatics. During my internship, I worked with a small team on RNA tertiary structure folding and helped build a commercial platform. In addition, I helped redesign the EvryRNA website.