Alexandre Attia is a Paris-based CTO and co-founder with 10 years of experience building AI products that move from research to CE-certified clinical deployment, most notably leading AZmed to become the first French company with CE-certified radiology AI. He blends hands-on machine learning and computer vision expertise from ENS Paris-Saclay with entrepreneurial leadership, mentoring startups (Techstars) and teaching data science at Sciences Po. His early research and internships delivered practical gains in medical imaging and sports/computer vision, and his GitHub shows continued curiosity through Kaggle-style projects and predictive-model proofs of concept. Known for focusing AI on workflow impact—freeing clinicians to prioritize critical cases—he pairs product-driven engineering with academic rigor and a penchant for continuous learning.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science in Machine Learning and Computer Vision (MVA) Computer Science, Master of Science in Machine Learning and Computer Vision (MVA) Computer Science at ENS Paris-Saclay
Computer Integrated Manufacturing - Industrial Engineering, Computer Integrated Manufacturing - Industrial Engineering at Tel Aviv University
PC (Physics and Chemistry), PC (Physics and Chemistry) at Lycée Louis Pasteur
BS + MEng (MSc) Industrial Eng. & Computer Science, BS + MEng (MSc) Industrial Eng. & Computer Science at École nationale des ponts et chaussées
DataScience projects for learning : Kaggle challenges, Object Recognition, Parsing, etc.
Role in this project:
Data Scientist
Contributions:74 commits, 71 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 3 months
Contributions summary:Alexandre appears to be contributing to data science projects, including Kaggle challenges and other projects related to machine learning. The first commit showcases a Python script for a "Palindrome Index Challenge," demonstrating basic algorithm development in Python. The second commit demonstrates the development of a machine learning model for the "Kaggle Bike Sharing" dataset. The third commit builds a predictive model for the Kobe Shots kaggle challenge.
Contributions:26 commits, 25 pushes, 1 branch in 2 months
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