Kylian looking to the right inside a golden hall
When travelling, I prefer to watch for a while.

I am patient with the unknown,
but not with vagueness.

I like to watch how a system behaves before finding the opening that can make it clearer and more reliable. GIS taught me to respect real-world complexity; building agents and AI applications made me care more about failure, evidence, and the final human judgment.

Outside work, I take photographs, follow F1, and sometimes build an idea simply because I want to see it exist.

AI has plenty of “can do.” It needs more “why” and “how do we know it worked.”

That is why I spend time on AI applications, agent evaluation, and workflow products: putting models into concrete tasks, making failure diagnosable, and verifying change through real behavior or outcomes.

Spatial data was my starting point for understanding complex systems.

Kylian presenting a multi-agent experimental platform in class
MSc project presentation · Multi-agent experimental platform

MSc, GIS & Remote Sensing

Lund University · Sweden

BSc, Geographic Information Science

Northwest A&F University

I’m open to new roles—and always happy to have a real conversation.

Work, collaboration, an unfinished idea, or simply saying hello—you are welcome to reach out.