Summary
Sophie Demassey is an Associate Professor with 12 years of experience specializing in discrete mathematical optimization applied to energy, water and environmental systems. Based at Mines Paris and previously at IMT Atlantique, she blends rigorous research at the CMA with hands-on teaching across graduate programs in energy systems, hydrology and applied mathematics. Her background—PhD in combinatorial optimization and dual masters in pure mathematics and computer science—gives her a rare mix of deep theoretical skill and practical modelling expertise. She has led curriculum initiatives like GIPAD and contributed to international masters, reflecting a commitment to translating optimization theory into decision-support tools for climate and resource challenges. Notably, her career trajectory spans academia and applied research environments in France and Canada, indicating both collaborative breadth and domain-focused impact.
12 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Pure Mathematics / Commutative Algebra, Master of Science - MS, Pure Mathematics / Commutative Algebra at Aix-Marseille University
PhD, Computer Science / Combinatorial Optimization, PhD, Computer Science / Combinatorial Optimization at Avignon Université