Excited to welcome three new talents to LYO-X
Yassine Jamaa joins us as a Junior Associate, bringing a strong academic background with a master’s in computational Neuroscience from EPFL and thesis experience at MIT. With a passion for analytical thinking, mathematical modeling, and coding, Yassine is eager to contribute to data-driven decision-making in pharmaceutical innovation.
Outside of work, you’ll likely find Y in the mountains, climbing to recharge, building small AI projects, or exploring new films.
Laëtitia Petit starts with us as an Intern, combining a chemical engineering degree from ENSCM with an M2 in Pharmacometrics from Université Paris Cité. Particularly interested in PK/PD modeling of biologics, Laëtitia is excited to deepen expertise at the intersection of science and modeling.
Beyond the science, Laëtitia enjoys badminton, hiking, and cooking.
Jake rounds off the trio as our newest intern.
Jake Bogdan has recently completed a master’s degree in mathematics at the University of Oxford, with a focus on nonlinear dynamics and mathematical biology. He will be starting a PhD in climate dynamics in Edinburgh this autumn.
During his internship at LYO-X, Jake is keen to deepen his understanding of how mathematical models inform drug development, particularly through PK/PD modelling, and to gain hands-on experience working with these models in practice.
Outside of work, Jake enjoys staying active — he regularly spends his weekends mountain biking or road cycling across the Swiss Alps.
Welcome to the team, Yassine, Laëtitia and Jake — we’re glad to have you on board!