I am a Natural Language Processing and AI/Machine Learning software engineer 💻, passionate about developing open source tools 🔧 that make language learning and research more accessible 🌐. My flagship project, mlconjug3, is the ultimate tool 🛠️ for anyone looking to master verb conjugation in multiple languages 🌍. It uses advanced Machine Learning techniques to easily conjugate verbs in multiple languages, making it the perfect tool for language students 📚, teachers 🧑🏻‍🏫, developers 🤖, and researchers 🧪 alike.

As the founder of ARS Linguistica 🧔🏾, I am dedicated to preserving and promoting linguistic diversity 💬 through the development of open source and open science linguistic tools and resources 💻🔍.

I am also a contributor and maintainer of nimporter, a library that makes it easier for users to access and use Nim libraries for Python 🐍, without needing any knowledge of Nim 🤓.

I have a background in both Computer Science 💻 and Linguistics 💬, having studied both at the University of Bordeaux 🏫. My interests span a wide range of areas in both fields, including compilers and parsers 🧩, programming languages 💻, machine learning 🤖, computer security 🔒, syntax 📜, and natural language understanding 💬.

I believe in the power of open source 💪 and open science 🧪 to drive innovation and collaboration in technology and research, and am always looking for new opportunities to work on projects that align with my interests 🤓. If you think we could collaborate on something exciting 🤗, feel free to reach out 📩. Thanks for visiting my profile! 🙏

• 🔭 I’m currently working on PyLFG, PyLFG is a Python library for working with LFG (Lexical-Functional Grammar) grammars and parsing sentences using the LFG formalism.

• 🌱 I’m currently learning nim and Rust, as well as trying to do more GUI development after doing mainly CLI applications for years on end.

• 📫 How to reach me: Follow me on Mastodon!