Mamadou Diop · M2 Actuarial Science

I learn by building.

I am an M2 actuarial science student with a background in mathematics and computer science. I build small, testable systems to make ideas concrete.

Selected work

Three projects that shaped how I work.

The problem, my exact contribution and the limit of what exists today.

02 · Financial data Public code

ZoomETF

Problem
Compare ETFs without moving between disconnected tables, filters and portfolio views.
Contribution
I built the React interface, FastAPI backend, search, filters and portfolio workflows.
Result
The code, architecture and tests are public. The live deployment is being published at zoometf.sure-content.com.
03 · IT operations Paris 2024

Practice matters too.

Context
An Olympic competition site, from July to September 2024.
Contribution
I deployed and configured workstations, then handled incident tickets with the on-site IT teams.
Takeaway
A useful system has to remain understandable and repairable when the pace increases.

How I work

A short loop. Visible limits.

Rigour is not a finishing layer. It starts with how the problem is framed.

  1. 01

    Frame

    Name the assumptions, the missing data and what the system cannot do yet.

  2. 02

    Build

    Keep one source of truth, then let every interface consume the same result.

  3. 03

    Check

    Test edge cases, observe real behaviour and correct before expanding the scope.

Education

The path behind the projects.

M2 in Actuarial Science

ISUP · Sorbonne Université

Bachelor’s in Mathematics

Sorbonne Université · with honours

Double Bachelor’s degree programme

Mathematics & Computer Science · Université Paris Cité

More details

Projects and evidence say more than a long pitch.