Mulhouse · M1 Computer Science, Université de Haute-Alsace
Deo Gratias Loutou
I turn open data into analyses you can check, and I study how uncertainty learned from data changes decisions. Looking for a work-study position (alternance) in data or R&D for 2027–2028, or an internship from May 2027 that could lead to it.
Featured projects
- Research · Python, HiGHS
From data to robust surgery schedules
Learned uncertainty cuts operating-room overtime from 113 to 19 minutes per room and day.
- Data analysis · SQL, Python
Road accidents in France
310,000 accidents cleaned and validated against official figures, and what turns a crash into a death.
- Data analysis · SQL, Python
What France reimburses
EUR 160 billion of medicines: spending up 43% while the number of boxes stayed flat.
Projects
Three studies with public code and a written report, then everything else from this year. Entries marked live demo run in your browser.
Other projects
The district, rebuilt from open data
The district below is real: every outline, height and construction year comes from the French national map database (IGN). Drag the timeline to watch Mulhouse go up from 1450 to today.
- Buildings
- 1,678
- Oldest dated
- 1450
- Median year
- 1900of 856 dated
- Tallest
- 62 m
- Trees found
- 533from aerial photos
533 trees, detected automatically as dark-green patches in 20 cm aerial photographs. The full district is standing.
About
Mulhouse, France. Looking for a work-study position (alternance) in data or R&D for 2027–2028, or an internship from May 2027 that could lead to it.
I studied information security in Benin for three years, then moved to Mulhouse to finish a bachelor's in computer science. This summer I worked on ConfoPE, a compliance platform for childcare facilities, at PetitAvis: a production database of more than fifty tables, a dashboard comparing facilities, and a large schema restructuring without losing data.
I'm now in the first year of a master's (Computing & Mobility track). The projects in the notebook are what I'm proudest of from that year. What they have in common is that they start from data or rules and let you look at the result.
I'm moving towards data analysis because the part I enjoy most is measuring things carefully and explaining what the numbers mean.
- Experience
- Web developer & analyst intern, PetitAvis (Jun – Aug 2026) · IT & network technician intern, JASPE Technologies, Benin (2024 – 2025)
- Data
- Python (pandas, NumPy, statsmodels, scikit-learn, Matplotlib), SQL (DuckDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL), statistics, logistic regression
- Engineering
- C++, C#, TypeScript, Java, Qt, Unity, three.js, Git, CI, automated tests
- Certificates
- DataCamp Python Data Fundamentals (28 h), GitHub Foundations (9 h), MikroTik MTCNA
- Languages
- French (native), English (B2)
loutoudeogratias@gmail.com- Elsewhere
- LinkedIn ↗ · GitHub ↗ · CV