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Speakers

Romain Clement

Employers on the program

  1. 2026Independent1 talk
Events2
Conferences2
Talks3
Years active2025–2026

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Appearances by year

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  • Compute!
  • PyData

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 25, 2026Compute! Paris 2026Compute!speakerData Science and Engineering: We Were on a Break!
as Independent
MLOps was supposed to be the extension of DevOps applied to ML-centric software. But the story is not so simple, and in 2026 the collaboration between data…Show less

MLOps was supposed to be the extension of DevOps applied to ML-centric software. But the story is not so simple, and in 2026 the collaboration between data scientists and engineers is still not so smooth in most organizations.

Sep 30, 2025PyData Paris 2025PyDatatalkMachine Learning in the Browser: Fast Iteration with ONNX & WebAssembly
Deploying ML models doesn’t have to mean spinning up servers and writing backend code. This talk shows how to run machine learning inference directly in the…Show less

Deploying ML models doesn’t have to mean spinning up servers and writing backend code. This talk shows how to run machine learning inference directly in the browser—using ONNX and WebAssembly—to go from prototype to interactive demo in minutes, not weeks.

Video
Sep 30, 2025PyData Paris 2025PyDatatalkYou Don’t Need Spark for That: Pythonic Data Lakehouse Workflows
Have you ever spun up a Spark cluster just to update three rows in a Delta table? In this talk, we’ll explore how modern Python libraries can power lightweight,…Show less

Have you ever spun up a Spark cluster just to update three rows in a Delta table? In this talk, we’ll explore how modern Python libraries can power lightweight, production-grade Data Lakehouse workflows—helping you avoid over-engineering your data stack.

Video

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Alexis Placet2—2026
Jeremy Tuloup2—2026
Johan Mabille2—2026
Lucas Colley2—2026
Marie Sacksick2—2026
Martin Renou2—2026
Olivier Grisel2—2026
Riccardo Cappuzzo2—2026
Rok Mihevc2—2026
Tim Paine2—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.