Who am I?
Passionate about Computer Science and its applications, I got my MSc in Computer Science and Engineering
from the
National Chiao Tung University (Taiwan) in 2013. My Master thesis dealt with the issue of applying various
Monte-Carlo based algorithm to an imperfect information variant of the Go Game. I then got an Engineer
degree from Telecom SudParis in 2014. I finally got my PhD in Computer Science from Sorbonne Université in
the domain of Multi-Agent Systems applied to Economy.
During my PhD, my main research focused on Game Theory, more precisely mechanism design
applied to
negotiation and bargaining and heuristics applied to games. In this domain, I have worked on Monte Carlo
algorithms applied to imperfect information games and negotiation. My research also focused on application
of machine learning to economy, to predict the financial value of a fund on the one hand, and to predict
future proposals of an partner in a negotiation in the other hand. I took part of the development of an
autonomous invoice marketplace in a FUI project.
I joined Thales as engineer-researcher in 2019 in the domain of Decision making. I worked on Multi-Criteria Decision Aid and Multi-agent coordination. I also contributed to the Actu IA website and taught at ENSTA ParisTech.
I joined ISEN in 2022 as an Assistant Professor in the domain of Computer science (for teaching) and
Multi-agent systems (regarding research).