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I turn messy data into clear decisions.
Quang Dat LE is a data scientist and software engineer based in Paris, France.
He is a data scientist at BNP Paribas and previously worked as an R&D engineer
at Valeo. He builds models, pipelines and tools that reach production, from LLM
document extraction to machine learning written from scratch. This page lists his data and machine-learning projects; the
main site covers the websites, business tools and automation he
builds for companies.
Experience
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BIFORA — Data Scientist, 2024 to 2025.
Migrated R, SAS, VBA and SQL code to Python for major accounts; built and deployed
machine-learning pipelines in Dataiku with Power BI dashboards; mentored a junior,
doubling their output. Result: 30% less data-processing time, twice the junior output.
Stack: Python, Dataiku, Power BI, SQL.
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Valeo — R&D Engineer, 2023 to 2024.
Set up code-quality gates with SonarQube and test-driven development; ran DevOps
pipelines with Jenkins and Docker; built multiplatform tools in Java, C++ and Python
plus encryption for critical systems. Result: 50% fewer deployment errors, 25% more
system efficiency. Stack: Java, C++, Python, Jenkins, Docker, SonarQube.
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Phan&LeNoble — Drupal Developer, 2022 to 2023.
Built object-oriented PHP modules and ERP features on Drupal, designed optimized
databases with UML modeling, and delivered modern interfaces.
Stack: PHP, Drupal, JavaScript, UML.
Selected projects
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Paris House Pricing
(2026) — Real-estate intelligence over roughly 1,300 Paris neighbourhoods: free open
data scored 0 to 100, a LightGBM price-growth forecast with SHAP and a walk-forward
backtest, served on a live map.
Stack: Python, LightGBM, PostGIS, Airflow, MapLibre, SHAP.
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Monte Carlo Stock Research
(2026) — A stock-research API streaming GARCH, jump and ensemble Monte Carlo price
paths, options flow (GEX), a breakout scanner and backtests over WebSocket.
Stack: FastAPI, GARCH, WebSocket, Alpaca.
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Home Loan Scoring
(2026) — A credit-risk pipeline from raw data to a score_customer() function: an
XGBoost approval model with SHAP explainability and clear risk bands.
Stack: XGBoost, scikit-learn, SHAP.
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Sector Lagging Scan
(2026) — Finds stocks lagging their sector with a stationarity-correct method:
regress log price on the sector, ADF-test the residual spread, z-score it, and flag
laggards likely to revert.
Stack: Python, statsmodels, yfinance.
Also built
A World Cup 2026 predictor (XGBoost, Dixon-Coles, Monte Carlo, Streamlit, 2026),
LLM tax-document extraction (OCR, LLaMA 3.1, Mistral, 2025), an MNIST API written from
scratch (Flask, pure Python, 2023), a cephalometric measurement tool (OpenCV, Tkinter,
2024), a Nutri-Score analysis pipeline (scikit-learn, KNN, PCA, 2025), DataScope for
exploratory analysis (pandas, plotly, seaborn, 2025), and AI video translation
(Whisper, FFmpeg, 2024).
Stack
- Data and ML: Python, scikit-learn, Pandas, NumPy, Dataiku, Power BI, Sparrow
- AI and generative AI: LLaMA 3.1, Mistral, DeepSeek, Whisper, named-entity recognition
- Engineering: Java, C++, C, JavaScript, Angular, Flask, Laravel
- DevOps and QA: Docker, Jenkins, Git, SonarQube, PyTest, CI/CD
- Data engineering: SQL, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, R, SAS, VBA
Contact
Email lequangdat1071@gmail.com,
GitHub github.com/qle107,
LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/qdat.
Based in Paris, France. Replies within a day.