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Freelance AI Consultant | LLM & Knowledge Graph Specialist | RAG Systems Developer
Caluire-et-Cuire, France
Worldwide
Ph.D. in Theoretical PhysicsInnovationApplication Programming Interfaces (APIs)Artificial IntelligenceArtificial Neural NetworksBioproductionBusiness RequirementsConceptualizationExperimental DataGraph DatabaseInformation RetrievalPython (Programming Language)PostgreSQLNeo4jNumPyOperational Data Store
Are you looking to unlock the true potential of your complex data using cutting-edge Generative AI? As a Freelance AI Consultant with a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, I specialize in designing, developing, and implementing bespoke Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems, particularly those powered by the synergy between Large Language Models (LLMs) and robust Knowledge Graphs (KGs).
My core expertise lies in bridging the gap between structured domain knowledge and the generative power of LLMs. I architect solutions that go beyond simple vector search, leveraging graph databases like Neo4j to build sophisticated Knowledge Graphs. This allows for more nuanced, context-aware, and accurate information retrieval, forming the backbone of powerful GraphRAG systems. I possess deep experience in:
During my time as a Data AI Engineer at Capgemini Engineering, I played a key role in developing impactful GenAI solutions:
Beyond my core focus, I am proficient in Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, etc.) for data processing, analysis, and ML model development (Regression, Classification, etc.). I have familiarity with TensorFlow for neural networks and experience with tools like CrewAI for multi-agent systems. My background includes extensive research, resulting in peer-reviewed publications and demonstrating strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities honed during my Ph.D.
Seeking Opportunities:
I am actively seeking freelance projects focused on developing innovative RAG systems (especially GraphRAG), LLM-powered applications, and knowledge graph solutions. If you need expertise in transforming your data into actionable insights and intelligent applications, let's connect and discuss how I can contribute to your success.
My core expertise lies in bridging the gap between structured domain knowledge and the generative power of LLMs. I architect solutions that go beyond simple vector search, leveraging graph databases like Neo4j to build sophisticated Knowledge Graphs. This allows for more nuanced, context-aware, and accurate information retrieval, forming the backbone of powerful GraphRAG systems. I possess deep experience in:
- Knowledge Graph Design & Implementation: Crafting effective ontologies and graph schemas, modeling complex relationships within data, and proficiently using Neo4j (Cypher querying, database management, Graph Data Science library).
- LLM Integration & RAG Pipelines: Integrating various LLMs (via APIs like OpenAI or using open-source models), developing robust RAG architectures, optimizing retrieval mechanisms, and proficient prompt engineering for question-answering and conversational AI.
- GraphRAG Implementation: Specific experience in designing and building RAG systems where the knowledge graph is central to retrieving interconnected and contextual information, significantly enhancing the quality and relevance of LLM responses.
- End-to-End PoC & Prototype Development: Rapidly developing proof-of-concepts and functional prototypes to validate GenAI approaches for specific business needs, particularly within complex domains like R&D.
During my time as a Data AI Engineer at Capgemini Engineering, I played a key role in developing impactful GenAI solutions:
- Sanofi Bioproduction Knowledge Graph & RAG System: Engineered a sophisticated RAG system using Neo4j and LLMs. This involved modelling extensive experimental data and enabling scientists to query complex information (like batch genealogy) via a natural language chatbot, significantly improving research workflow efficiency and accelerating data-driven decision-making.
- RATP Rail Operations Chatbot (PoC): Designed and prototyped a conversational AI applying RAG principles over a Neo4j graph, demonstrating the potential to simplify access to complex operational data (schedules, incidents) via natural language.
- Agentic AI Systems (CrewAI): Explored advanced AI architectures by developing multi-agent systems integrated with knowledge graphs (PostgreSQL-based KG in this instance) to tackle complex engineering problems, showcasing adaptability with cutting-edge tools.
Beyond my core focus, I am proficient in Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, etc.) for data processing, analysis, and ML model development (Regression, Classification, etc.). I have familiarity with TensorFlow for neural networks and experience with tools like CrewAI for multi-agent systems. My background includes extensive research, resulting in peer-reviewed publications and demonstrating strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities honed during my Ph.D.
Seeking Opportunities:
I am actively seeking freelance projects focused on developing innovative RAG systems (especially GraphRAG), LLM-powered applications, and knowledge graph solutions. If you need expertise in transforming your data into actionable insights and intelligent applications, let's connect and discuss how I can contribute to your success.
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Project history
During my engagement as a Data AI Engineer at Capgemini Engineering, my responsibilities centered on the design, development, and implementation of cutting-edge AI solutions, with a strong focus on Generative AI (GenAI), Knowledge Graphs, and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) architectures for major clients. Key tasks included:
- End-to-End RAG System Development (Sanofi Project):
- Architecting & Implementing GraphRAG Solutions: Led the technical design and implementation of a sophisticated RAG system leveraging a Neo4j Knowledge Graph combined with Large Language Models (LLMs).
- Knowledge Graph Construction & Ontology Design: Responsible for designing the graph schema/ontology and systematically modelling complex, large-scale bioproduction experimental data, batch information, and quality metrics within Neo4j.
- LLM Integration & Interface Development: Developed and fine-tuned an LLM-powered conversational interface, enabling scientific domain experts to query the intricate knowledge graph using natural language, significantly simplifying access to critical information like batch genealogy.
- Pipeline Integration & Optimization: Ensured seamless integration of the knowledge graph retrieval component with the LLM for an effective RAG pipeline, focusing on delivering relevant and accurate responses.
- Driving Efficiency: Directly contributed to solutions that significantly improved data retrieval times and analytical capabilities, thereby accelerating research workflows and enabling faster data-driven decision-making.
- Proof-of-Concept (PoC) Development (RATP Project):
- Designing & Prototyping RAG Applications: Engineered a PoC conversational AI interface applying RAG principles. This involved building a Neo4j knowledge graph representing railway network data (schedules, infrastructure status, incidents).
- Validating Technical Feasibility: Integrated the KG with an LLM to demonstrate the potential for simplifying and accelerating access to comprehensive operational data via intuitive natural language queries.
- Exploring Advanced AI Architectures (Internal Hackathon):
- Multi-Agent System Development: Developed an innovative multi-agent system using CrewAI, integrated with a PostgreSQL-based knowledge graph.
- Problem Solving with AI Agents: Explored automated solutions for complex engineering problems through techniques like automated query decomposition and collaborative agentic interactions.
- Rapid Prototyping: Demonstrated the ability to quickly learn and apply emerging AI frameworks (like CrewAI) to build functional prototypes.
My doctoral research, conducted in collaboration with STMicroelectronics, focused on advancing quantum modeling techniques to address specific, complex challenges relevant to the semiconductor industry. This role involved a blend of fundamental research, computational modeling, and results dissemination. Key responsibilities and activities included:
- In-depth Research & Problem Definition: Conducted extensive theoretical research into quantum phenomena pertinent to semiconductor device physics. Defined complex research questions driven by STMicroelectronics' industrial requirements and technological roadmap.
- Advanced Mathematical & Computational Modeling: Developed novel theoretical frameworks and implemented complex computational models (potentially involving simulation tools or custom code) to simulate and predict quantum effects relevant to device performance and reliability.
- Development of Novel Models for Industrial Applications: Designed and refined physical models specifically aimed at understanding and solving problems encountered in industrial semiconductor processes, bridging the gap between fundamental physics and practical application.
- Data Analysis & Validation: Analyzed simulation results, compared theoretical predictions with experimental data where applicable, and rigorously validated the developed models against known physical principles and industrial constraints.
- Algorithm Development & Implementation (Implied): Required translating complex mathematical physics concepts into computational algorithms and potentially implementing them using scientific programming tools/languages (mention specific tools like Python/Matlab if used heavily).
- Scientific Communication & Dissemination: Authored and successfully published 4 research papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals, contributing original findings to the field (accumulating over 90 citations, demonstrating impact).
- Presentation of Results: Prepared and delivered technical presentations detailing research progress, methodologies, and findings at international scientific conferences and internal STMicroelectronics reviews.
- Independent Project Management: Managed the research project autonomously, including setting milestones, managing timelines, and adapting research directions based on findings.