Anne Josiane Kouam

I hold a Postdoctoral Fellowship (starting researcher position) in the TRIBE team at Inria Saclay and serve as Associate Researcher position in the Machine Learning and Security group at TU Berlin, led by Prof. Konrad Rieck, where I completed a postdoctoral fellowship. At Inria Saclay I contribute to the coordination of MobSciData Factory project of the national research program PEPR MOBIDEC as Inria scientific leader.

I earned my PhD from Inria Saclay and École Polytechnique, under the supervision of Aline Carneiro Viana and Alain Tchana, and subsequently held a short postdoc at Inria. My research lies at the intersection of machine learning, security, and privacy, with a particular focus on user-centered analysis, attack and defense strategies, and data-driven methods in mobile communication systems.

During my PhD, I conducted research internships at Telecom Paris (cellular signaling experiments in a Faraday cage) and at CNR Pisa (modeling and realistic generation of CDR/XDR data). I hold a degree in computer engineering (2019) from École Polytechnique of Yaoundé, Cameroon.

Research interests: User data privacy . Machine learning for security & privacy . Mobile networking . Adversarial machine learning . Behavioral analysis

More detailed information: My CV (last updated on Dec 2025)