(Last updated: May 12th, 2025)

I am pursuing a PhD in philosophy under the supervision of Professor Oscar Horta, funded by Macroscopic Ventures. I am researching topics linked to cause prioritization in animal advocacy, primarily by looking at how it should be affected by considerations related to longtermism and cluelessness.

I previously was the Community Director of Effective Altruism France and that of Effective Altruism Cambridge, a Research Fellow at Existential Risk Alliance, and an Events and Community Associate at the Center on Long-Term Risk. I've also done some independent research, funded by various organizations (see my LinkedIn profile for more details). In my younger years, I was an education trainer and a teenage summer camp director.

I have completed a Bachelor's degree in Geography (at Université Savoie Mont Blanc) and a Master's in Moral Philosophy (at Université Paris-Est Créteil).

Topics I've researched outside of academia in the past include:
- long-term selection effects on moral preferences and the implications for improving the long-term future;
- governance interventions to reduce risks of malevolent influence over AI systems;
- decision-theoretic problems in multi-agent settings and their implications for AGI conflict and cooperative AI.