From Madagascar, studying at Lafayette College (US) as a full-ride international scholar.
Computer Science, Class of 2026
SOFTWARE ENGINEER
MACHINE LEARNING RESEARCHER
COMMUNITY BUILDER
From Madagascar, studying at Lafayette College (US) as a full-ride international scholar.
Computer Science, Class of 2026
End-to-end AI solution to predict clay mineral content from 55k+ spectral samples.
AI-powered 2D game that teaches Python through personalized learning paths.
Full-stack web app to visualize and analyze access to 13k+ healthcare facilities.
Engineered Python pipelines to process flight telemetry data for safety analysis.
Mentored 40+ students in Java & Python, strengthening core programming fundamentals.
Some hardwork that paid off...
Represented Madagascar as a national champion in an international robotics competition.
Co-founded and led a startup to help transform trash into energy
Selected as a top 5 student over 700+ students for academic excellence and leadership.
Gold Medal 🥇 (1st Place): Winning team in the AI League over 2800 students and 30 countries
Languages: Python, JavaScript (Node.js, Express), SQL, Java
Frameworks & Tools: React, Firebase, Phaser.js, REST APIs, Git, Docker
ML/DS Tools: PyTorch, Scikit‑learn, TensorFlow, Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib
...I love dancing , learning the rhythm, practicing the steps, perfecting later.
Clay is a disruptive element that can hurt valuables mineral extractions process. This research explored using AI to predict clay mineral content from Mid-Infrared (MIR) spectral data to improve accuracy and efficiency in flotation.
Traditional computer science education often fails to engage students with diverse learning styles. I wanted to create a fun, adaptive, and personalized game to teach Python.
Local governments in Tanzania lacked an efficient way to monitor and assess healthcare facilities, leading to data gaps and slow response times.
ASECNA needed to more efficiently analyze vast amounts of flight telemetry data to enhance aviation safety protocols across its member states.
As a Teaching Assistant for core Computer Science courses, my goal was to demystify complex topics and foster a supportive learning environment for students beginning their programming journey.