Mohammad Irfan Ilyas

Passionate about urban mobility and spatial planning, I am looking to invest in new projects within an organisation committed to building the city of tomorrow. With several years of experience in the Île-de-France public sector, I bring my skills in territorial diagnosis, GIS mapping and study management to projects that concretely improve transport usage and quality of life.

Geomatician / Consultant - Etudis - Gentilly (94)

(2025-02 - 2025-12)

• Management of geomatics projects: planning, coordination of field teams and office-based processing.
• Exploitation and analysis of spatial databases; formulation of technical recommendations.
• Production and quality control of cartographic deliverables.

Geomatician - Veolia Eau Île-de-France - Nanterre (92)

(2023-11 - 2024-12)

• Planning and cartographic updating of the Île-de-France drinking water network (8,800 km).
• Management of the 'Classe A' project: coordination across 133 Île-de-France municipalities.
• Production of maps for Paris 2024 venues: layout plans and security maps.

Mobility Project Officer - Agence de la mobilité, Ville de Paris - Paris (75)

(2022-07 - 2023-10)

• Management of 3 territorial studies on sustainable mobility: flow diagnosis, usage analysis, and recommendations.
• Facilitation and coordination of public meetings with users, elected officials and institutional partners.
• Drafting of summary notes and technical reports; monitoring of projects related to cycling networks.

Study Officer - Agence de la mobilité, Ville de Paris - Paris (75)

(2021-09 - 2022-07)

• Studies on the use of Paris bus and taxi networks: analysis of flows, travel practices and dysfunctions.
• Development of cartographic tools (QGIS) and indicator dashboards (ridership, accessibility).

Master's - Transport, Territories and Environment (TTE) - CY Cergy Paris Université (2021 - 2023)

Bachelor's - Geography and Spatial Planning - CY Cergy Paris Université (2017 - 2021)

Baccalauréat - STI2D — Architecture - Lycée Romain Rolland (2014 - 2017)