Since November 2022, I have been a postdoctoral researcher in Machine Learning at Apple under the advisory of Jörn-Henrik Jacobsen (Health AI) and Marco Cuturi (ML Research). I explore strategies to derive robust simulation-based inference algorithms for misspecified simulators and their applications to health technologies. Before joining Apple, I obtained my PhD (FNRS Research Fellowship) in computer science under the supervision of Professor Gilles Louppe (Uliège - Belgium) in October 2022.

During the summer 2021, I interned at Amazon Web Services where I worked on automated code analysis. In 2018, I was graduated in computer engineering (M. Sc.) from ULiège. I spent my last year of study at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) as an exchange student. There, I did my master's thesis in Jean-Yves Le Boudec's laboratory, which was about the parameters estimation of electrical distribution networks' lines.

In my dreams, I want to boost the interaction between fundamental sciences and machine learning methods with the objective of making scientific discovery but also for building predictive models that can be deployed more reliably in the real world. When I wake up, I try to advance simulation-based inference by exploring new means for implementing more effectively inductive bias into deep generative models. My main research interests are in deep probabilistic modeling, causal models and simulation-based inference.

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