About Me
Beyond mathematics and code
Who I Am
I am a student in Mathematics and Computer Science at Université Laval. Over time, I have come to value intellectual freedom above all: the ability to explore, understand, and question ideas without being confined to a strictly utilitarian framework.
A significant part of my learning is self-directed. I progress driven by curiosity, often through trial and error, prioritizing depth of understanding over immediate results.
What I’m Interested In
Self-Directed Learning
I enjoy learning independently, revisiting fundamentals, and building understanding step by step in both mathematics and computer science.
Mathematics
Mathematics is primarily a tool for structuring thought. I am particularly interested in algebra, numerical analysis, and formal methods.
Computer Science & Algorithms
I enjoy understanding how algorithms work at a fundamental level, their limitations, and how abstract ideas become concrete systems.
Languages & Cultures
I speak French, English, and Spanish, and I am currently studying Russian and German. Languages offer distinct perspectives on reasoning and ideas.
Reflection & Philosophy
I am interested in questions related to knowledge, intellectual rigor, and the balance between ambition and self-understanding.
Cryptography Project
I am currently working on a personal cryptography project, focused on understanding the mathematical foundations of encryption mechanisms and their implementation.
The project follows a learning-oriented approach: analyzing assumptions, understanding limitations, and connecting theory with practice.
📄 View Project PresentationCurrently
📖 Learning
- Advanced numerical methods
- Cryptography (mathematical foundations)
- Russian (elementary level)
🚀 Working On
- Personal cryptography project
- Algorithmic explorations
- This personal website
🎯 Goals
- Deepen my mathematical understanding
- Build rigorous and meaningful projects
- Share reflections through my blog
Let’s Connect
If you would like to discuss mathematics, cryptography, computer science, or simply exchange ideas, feel free to reach out.