Faiza LOUKIL

Faiza Loukil is a Lecturer at the University of Savoie Mont Blanc, affiliated with the LISTIC laboratory and Polytech Annecy-Chambéry. She holds multiple roles, including Membership in the LISTIC laboratory council and Educational Manager for the L1/L2 economics-management program in IT, Digital, and Industrial Management (INGI) at IAE Savoie Mont Blanc. Her teaching focuses on Information Systems, Algorithms, Python programming, and Data Processing with Python.

Her research interests center on privacy-preserving technologies, federated learning, AI applications in Human Resources, and blockchain-based solutions for data security. She leads the ANR JCJC-funded PriFeDAP project (2024–2028), exploring federated learning with domain adaptation, and co-leads the AI4DHN project (2024–2026) on AI-driven district heating network optimization. Key collaborations include Cegedim SRH (CIFRE theses on HR data processes) and international universities like the University of Sfax and Dhar El Mahraz Fez.

Recent work emphasizes federated learning’s ethical challenges, bias mitigation in decentralized systems, and blockchain frameworks for circular economy applications. Her publications span AI ethics, IoT privacy, and smart contract implementations. Supervision includes thesis co-direction (e.g., Pierre Dardouillet on federated learning in HR software) and international internships in data science and blockchain.

Teaching mobility includes delivering blockchain courses at the University of Monterrey via Erasmus+. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges technical innovation with societal impact in fields like healthcare, energy, and education.