About Me

Professional Biography

Over more than 13 years, I have worked across 11 international organizations in 6+ countries, covering the full span from statistical and econometric analysis to data engineering, machine learning, AI systems, and the web applications that deliver them. I trained as a Statistics & Information Systems Engineer at ENSEA Abidjan and hold a Master's in Statistics & Econometrics from Université Toulouse I Capitole, sharpened further by professional certificates from MIT in Data Engineering, AI & Data Science, and a MicroMasters in Data, Economics & Development Policy. My career spans the United Nations system (ITU, IOM, UNHCR, UNIDIR), the International Cocoa Organization (ICCO), the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Barry-Callebaut, FHI360, ICRAF, and PAC-CI. I specialize in designing enterprise data architectures, building full-stack applications, deploying production-grade AI/ML systems, conducting rigorous econometric analysis, and driving data strategy for complex international organizations. I am currently completing a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in Artificial Intelligence at the IIBM Institute of Business Management; my thesis, Renting Intelligence, applies quasi-experimental methods to how AI sourcing choices shape performance in international development.