I am the main founder and president of the Open Knowledge Association (OKA), a non-profit granting stipends to full-time Wikipedia translators. The articles we created are listed here. The work I do on Wikipedia and for OKA is during my free-time only, without any link to my full-time activity or to my employer.

My philosophy for life is Effective altruism. I fix what I find when browsing Wikipedia and try to contribute on pages where I feel that it would maximize my Social return on investment. In particular, I tend to focus on the fields of statistics, game theory, computer science and economics. I spend most of my time on the lead section of articles, on simplifying definitions and clarifying the differences between similar terms and topics.

Personal contributions

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I keep here a list of my main Wikipedia contributions (outside of the work on OKA), mostly to keep a personal history but also for transparency. Note that I am not an expert on any of those topics, but that I only make changes when I have reached a high level of confidence in the accuracy of what I wrote.

Created:

Added infobox, standardized format and clarified names: Swiss nationality law, Federal Act on Banks and Savings Banks

Public policy

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Government institutions

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Created:

Added infobox, standardized format and clarified names:Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property, Federal Patent Court (Switzerland)

Updated organigrams: Federal administration of Switzerland, Federal Department of Justice and Police, Federal Department of Home Affairs, Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport, Federal Department of Finance

Statistics and Mathematics

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Computer science

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Game Theory

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Economics

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Finance

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Accounting

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Operations

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Psychology

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Medicine

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Other

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Created:

Created stubs from French

Other: Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor (created the "discovery" section, translated from French); Sutor, ne ultra crepidam (added references to Ultracrepidarianism); Restructuring of pages, including Notarial act

As well as minor changes to a variety of other articles.