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Guillaume Rozier

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Guillaume Rozier (born in April 1996)[1] is a French engineer, data aggregator, consultant in data science, qualified on January 5, 2021, by the daily Les Echos as a "Most mediated Data Scientist of the moment". He is at the origin of website CovidTracker who regroup data about COVID-19 in France. Also, this website hosts VaccinTracker and ViteMaDose who regroup available appointments for the vaccination against COVID-19.

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Biography

Family and childhood

Guillaume Rozier was born in April 1996 from a father who is computer scientist, and from a mother who is professor of physics.[2]

When he was a teenager, he says he was interested about physics, meteorology and mathematics.[citation needed]

Education

Although earlier interested about IT, Guillaume Rozier didn't think he was a "geek" because he didn't know how to program when he got his scientific baccalaureate. After prep school in Champollion high-school at Grenoble, he joined Télécom Nancy in 2016. Also in 2018 he got a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Telecom Business School.[3] During his studies, he studied big-data applied in the medical sector.[4]

Career

Guillaume Rozier works henceforth for a French IT consulting group, a subsidiary of the American company Accenture.[5]

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CovidTracker and ViteMaDose

Guillaume Rozier is famous for having created CovidTracker, a website aggregating data about COVID-19 in France, and also because he has created ViteMaDose ("QuickMyDose" in English) which allows people to find an appointment to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Indeed, ViteMaDose regroups the different appointment availability in the region.[6]

Recognition

On May 21, 2021, Guillaume Rozier was nominated exceptionally to the rank of Knight in the French National Order of Merit.[7]

References

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