Thomas Fournier

Thomas FOURNIER has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Thomas started their career as a Research Intern in the Oil-Petroleum industry at NTNU in 2012. Following this, they completed an internship in the statistics department at Nestle S.A., where they used SAS Forecast Studio and SAS Enterprise Guide to forecast sales of Nestle products. Additionally, they developed a strategy to improve the sales forecasts for new Nestle products.

In 2014, Thomas joined Rakuten Marketing EU (Nextperf), initially as an Intern Data Scientist and later as a Data Engineer. Thomas played a key role in providing retargeting solutions and applying artificial intelligence to online advertising. Thomas also contributed to the real-time analysis of user profiles, purchases, and dynamic content creation. Thomas remained with the company until 2020.

Currently, Thomas is working at Voodoo as a Senior Data Engineer and Data Product Manager. In these roles, they are responsible for managing data products and overseeing data engineering processes. The specific start and end dates for these roles are not mentioned.

Thomas FOURNIER completed their education in the field of Machine Learning and Data Analysis. In 2010, they enrolled at Centrale Lille and obtained an Engineering Diploma with a specialization in Decision and Data Analysis in 2013. Thomas further pursued their studies at Télécom Paris from 2013 to 2014, where they earned a Mastère Spécialisé in Big Data, focusing on Machine Learning and Hadoop.

In addition to their formal education, Thomas also obtained several certifications. In 2013, they completed the Machine Learning course on Coursera. Later, in 2017, they obtained a certification in Convolutional Neural Networks from the same institution. Thomas also holds a variety of certifications from edX and Coursera, including courses on HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers, Introduction to Big Data with Apache Spark, and Scalable Machine Learning. However, the specific completion months and years for these certifications are not mentioned.