Why it matters
From notebook to repository
I keep the parts that matter in practice: scripts, reports, saved artifacts, dashboards, or reproducible analysis notebooks.
I am Ibrahim Youssouf Abdelatif, an applied mathematics student at Paris-Dauphine. My work focuses on machine learning, quantitative modeling, time series, signal processing, and reinforcement learning, with an emphasis on reproducible code, clear methods, and results I can explain end to end.
9
selected projects
4
main languages
3
core domains
Why it matters
I keep the parts that matter in practice: scripts, reports, saved artifacts, dashboards, or reproducible analysis notebooks.
Why it matters
The portfolio mixes machine learning, time series, simulation, signal processing, and reinforcement learning, but each project stays tied to data, code, and measured results.
Why it matters
Each selected project points back to an actual repository, report, notebook, figure set, or runnable demo rather than generic portfolio copy.
My academic path gave me a strong base in probability, statistics, optimization, and scientific computing. That foundation helps me move comfortably between modeling, code, and interpretation.
2025 - Present
Paris-Dauphine University
Machine learning, stochastic modeling, quantitative methods, and decision systems.
2024 - 2025
Paris-Dauphine University
Probability, statistics, optimization, and rigorous modeling foundations.
2021 - 2024
University of Strasbourg
Mathematics, algorithms, and scientific computing fundamentals.
Build
Shipping projects from data prep to reproducible execution.
Model
Working comfortably across statistics, optimization, and simulation.
Deliver
Making technical work usable by stakeholders and reviewers.
I am especially interested in opportunities where strong modeling, careful experimentation, and clear delivery all matter at the same time.