Summary
Thomas Lemercier is a quantitative researcher and MEng student at CentraleSupélec with eight years of hands-on experience applying mathematics, machine learning, and systems programming to real-world problems. He has contributed to applied R&D across academia and industry—from representation learning for heterogeneous microscopy at ENS to multi-object detection for drone cameras at Thales and ML systems for government and conservation projects at Paris Digital Lab. Currently at Qube Research & Technologies, he blends deep theoretical training (Master MVA coursework) with practical engineering—building C++ engines, SIMD-optimized visualizations, and production-ready PyTorch models. Competitive results in IARAI’s Science4cast and a track record of student-led projects and workshops reflect both curiosity and the ability to ship working prototypes. Notably, he pairs low-level performance tuning with modern ML approaches, making him comfortable across the stack from numerical simulations to graph neural networks.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Engineering - MEng, Master of Engineering - MEng at CentraleSupélec
Master MVA, MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS, Master MVA, MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS at École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay