I am a FNRS Research Fellow (2022-2026) within the Power Systems and Markets Research Group (PSMR) at the University of Mons (UMons), Belgium. My main advisors are Prof. François Vallée and Dr. Jean-François Toubeau. My research interests include machine learning, optimization, energy markets and power systems. Currently, my focus lies mainly on bringing machine learning and optimization together for short-term planning tacks. I enjoyed a one-year research stay within Yury Dvorkin’s group at Johns Hopkins University as a BAEF fellow.

Before starting my PhD in October 2022, I received two Master’s Degrees: one in electrical engineering from the University of Mons, Belgium and a second in “Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs)” from Heriot Watt University.

Next to my research, I teach a few hours about unbalance distribution network to master students at the Faculty of Engineering at UMons. I was also the co-organizer of the UMons AI Week event.