Boulogne-Billancourt → New Orleans
Augustin
Patte.
I study finance and business analytics, build digital products, and compete in collegiate tennis.
Loyola University New Orleans
Double major · Finance & Business Analytics
Minor · Computer Science

A personal introduction
A short voice note.
A more direct way to introduce myself, in my own voice.
Transcript
Hey, I’m Augustin Patte, and welcome to my website!
I know not many people will listen to this message, but I like to finish what I start. I wanted a voice message on my site, so here I am!
I’m a student-athlete in the United States, currently at Loyola University New Orleans. I study finance, business analytics and computer science, but what I love most is building products, and building good ones!
So far, I’ve made a GitHub project that gives you an AI agent that invests for you, an education app and I wrote some books. I’ve also already closed two projects since January 2026: a newsletter, and a privacy proxy for businesses.
Now I’m looking forward to building a project that really works, or to keep building more! If anything I said sounds interesting to you, feel free to reach out by email, or even better, on LinkedIn! And by the way, try to beat the hardest level of Connect Four. Even I can’t do it!
Business is what I study.
Building is how I learn.
I grew up in Boulogne-Billancourt, just outside Paris. Tennis brought me to university in the United States, first in Michigan and now in New Orleans. Along the way, I became increasingly interested in the overlap between finance, data and software.
Read my storyProjects
Ideas I’ve put to work.
PersoNewsAP
A bilingual app that brings news, business stories and short learning exercises into a daily reading habit.
In development · Private iOS testingAPtrade
A bilingual research and execution tool designed to test trading strategies honestly before risking capital.
Open-source research project · Paper execution validatedIQVIA · CRM
An internal CRM prototype built during my Corporate Development internship at IQVIA Operations France.
Summer 2026 · Internal prototypeOne more thing
Four in a row.
One more game?
Fun fact: I’m pretty good at Connect Four. I like the mix of simple rules, anticipation and a little competitiveness.
Your turn. Take on the computer below.
You play green. Line up four discs horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
Connect Four
Your turn. Choose a column.
Click a column, or use keys 1–7 while the board is focused. Changing difficulty starts a new game.
