Guillaume Huard

Guillaume Huard has a diverse range of work experience in the field of data science. Guillaume started their career as an Intern Data Scientist at LeGuide Group in 2014, where they worked for several months. Following that, they moved on to Nokia Bell Labs as an Intern Data Scientist for another internship. In 2015, they joined Inria as a Data Scientist.

In 2016, Guillaume joined BNP Paribas Cardif as a Data Scientist in the global Analytics team. In this role, they worked closely with the operation teams on modeling projects and emphasized careful preliminary assessment of key indicators to maximize project success. After two years, they were promoted to the position of Data Science Product Manager, leading the development of CardX, an automatic information extraction product for customer insurance claims. Guillaume also led a team of four data scientists and designed various sub-products to support CardX.

In 2018, Guillaume joined Voodoo.io as a Senior Data Scientist. Guillaume modeled install probability in Real-Time Bidding use case within Voodoo's internal Ad Network. Guillaume'smodel was deployed at scale and was called more than 100,000 impressions per second. Later, they became the Data Science Product Manager, responsible for leading Autobid, a product that automates User Acquisition bidding for Voodoo Games. This product manages $150M annually and is distributed across more than 200 mobile games.

Alongside their industry roles, Guillaume has also worked as a Python & Machine Learning Lecturer at Paris-Dauphine since January 2020. Guillaume also served as a Python Programming Lecturer from January 2020 to December 2021.

Overall, Guillaume Huard has extensive experience in data science, including roles as a Data Scientist, Data Science Product Manager, Senior Data Scientist, and Lecturer. Guillaume has worked in various sectors, including gaming, finance, and academia.

From 2011 to 2015, Guillaume Huard attended IMT Atlantique. No specific degree or field of study information is provided.