Industrial PhD at the LGI with Groupe LDC, a major French agri-food group.

Submitted a research-agenda paper to Energy Informatics, a Springer Nature journal, on the cyber-physical coupling between IT workloads, cooling, and waste-heat recovery. The paper argues that predict-then-optimize pipelines fail to handle operational uncertainty and calls for robust, chance-constrained, and regret-based control that satisfies SLA limits, thermal safety, and the EU's multi-indicator sustainability reporting requirements.

• Led the migration of transport tariffs from a legacy TMS to a new platform, automating 75% of the scope for a system supporting ~€20M in daily revenue.
• Reconciled 39,000+ customer records, ~1,000 delivery locations, and carrier/platform data for reliable tariff conversion and cost calculation.
• Built and deployed a picking-rack optimization tool at the Louverné platform, generating relocation plans for warehouse teams.