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2017-2019	Research and Teaching Assistant (ATER) at the University of Clermont Auvergne with the Institut d'Informatique and the LIMOS – Laboratory of Informatics, Modeling and Optimization of Systems, in Aubiere (France)
November 2018	Visiting Researcher at the Department of Sciences and Methods for Engineering, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy. Research collaboration with Manuel Iori (Associate professor in Operations Research) to work on optimization problems related to scheduling and vehicle routing.
2014-2017	PhD at LIMOS – Laboratory of Informatics, Modeling and Optimization of Systems, in Aubiere (France) and at Heudiasyc - Heuristics and Diagnosis of the Complexes Systems Laboratory, in Compiègne (France) under the direction of Pr. Alain Quilliot, Pr. Aziz Moukrim and Dr. Philippe Lacomme. Speciality Computer Science PhD title: Joint resolution of scheduling problems and routing problems. Defended on October 26, 2017 Thesis Manuscript
2010-2014	Engineering degree at ISIMA – Higher Institute of Informatics, Modeling and Applications, in Aubiere (France) Option: Scientific Calculation and Modelling
2007-2010	Higher School Preparatory Classes in Troyes (France) Option: Mathematics - Physics
2007-2010	Scientific Baccalaureate in Troyes (France) Distinction: Good

Optimisation	Linear Programming, Graph Theory, Heuristics, Metaheuristics
Development	C, C++, JAVA, NetBeans, Eclipse, Visual Studio, Matlab
Operating Systems	Linux, Windows, Mac
Languages	English : fluent (TOEIC – 825), Spanish : moderate

April-September 2014	Scheduling optimization of portfolio projects in R&D – Michelin The challenge of this internship was to integrate operational reserach to the field of Supply Chain in Research, Development and Industrialization (RDI), within the Michelin Group. The objective was to provide several algorithms answering a number of scheduling problems, the main one being the optimization of a portfolio of project with resource constraints and limited time. This issue contains two scheduling problems on which we focused.

April-September 2014

Scheduling optimization of portfolio projects in R&D – Michelin The challenge of this internship was to integrate operational reserach to the field of Supply Chain in Research, Development and Industrialization (RDI), within the Michelin Group. The objective was to provide several algorithms answering a number of scheduling problems, the main one being the optimization of a portfolio of project with resource constraints and limited time. This issue contains two scheduling problems on which we focused.

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