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These are the main certifications I have obtained recently. I always want to learn more and more, therefore sometimes I take courses that spark my curiosity and then ... I discover a new passion (◠‿◠)

Exploring Adversarial Machine Learning by NVIDIA (Deep Learning Institute)

Currently enrolled

+50 hours

This course by NVIDIA is the most interesting I have ever seen on my learning journey. It's all about hacking neural networks with adversarial attacks.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. - Quantitative Research Job Simulation

April 15, 2025

6 hours

This simulation by JPMorgan was really interesting as I now understand better how forecasting models (such as SARIMAX, which I used for the first exercise) are built and how to use them in a real-world scenarios.

Introduction to Trading, Machine Learning & GCP by Google Cloud

March 30, 2025

9 hours

In this course, I learned a lot about quantitative trading and how to use Google Cloud Platform (GCP), which I now use for my personal projects.

Trading

Deep Learning

ML applied to Finance

Introduction to Momentum Investing by Interactive Brokers

March 3, 2025

5 hours

In this momentum investing course, I mastered key technical analysis tools on Interactive Brokers: interpreting MACD signals, using RSI to spot overbought (<30) and oversold (>68) conditions, and assessing trend strength with ADX/DMI indicators. Anyway, since the course, I try to learn more about IBKR's products.

Advanced Portfolio Construction and Analysis with Python by EDHEC Business School

February 18, 2025

12 hours

I truly enjoyed this course because it let me dive into key finance models (CAPM, Fama-French, correlation matrices), while tackling challenging Python implementations. The Teacher also had a french accent, which made the course even more enjoyable !

Quantitative Finance

Data Analysis

Investment Management

Python

Financial Modeling

Portfolio Optimization

Financial Markets by Yale University

February 5, 2025

33 hours

This course was my first on Coursera about finance. I really enjoyed it because Professor Robert Shiller (Nobel Prize winner) explains the history of financial markets and how they evolved through time. He also describes different financial instruments and their uses in markets. Very enlightening, ... even though I expected more mathematics and a bit less history !

Finance

Economy

Risk Management