Research profile
I develop rigorous theoretical and computational tools for optimal control of hybrid and non-smooth dynamical systems. My work connects mathematical analysis with reliable numerical methods, with a particular focus on budget-constrained epidemic control and applications in mathematical biology. I am also interested in extending these approaches to robust optimization under uncertainty and, in the longer term, to scientific machine learning.
Current position
Since September 2026, I have been a Temporary Teaching and Research Fellow (ATER) at Université de Toulouse. My work combines university teaching with research in optimal control, hybrid and non-smooth dynamical systems, and numerical optimisation.
Academic and professional experience
2026–present: Temporary Teaching and Research Fellow, Université de Toulouse (France).
2024–2026: Postdoctoral Researcher, UMR MISTEA, INRAE Occitanie–Montpellier (France).
2023–2024: Temporary Teaching and Research Fellow, Avignon Université (France).
Education
2020–2023: PhD in Applied Mathematics, Avignon Université, supervised by Térence Bayen and Loïc Bourdin. My thesis focused on necessary optimality conditions and adapted numerical schemes for hybrid optimal control problems. Read the thesis.
Master’s degree: Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics, Université Clermont Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand (France).
Bachelor’s degree: Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Université Ibn Tofail, Kénitra (Morocco).
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