Yassine El Harti

Yassine El Harti is a Moroccan mathematics talent who represented Morocco at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2003 and 2004. In 2004 he won a bronze medal (21 points, ranked 159th), and in 2003 he earned an Honourable Mention (7 points). He later studied at Ecole Centrale Paris, completing a Master's degree in Applied Mathematics, and is based in the United Kingdom. His IMO record places him among Morocco's small group of repeat Olympiad medalists.

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• Listed in the Centraliens et Supelec du Maroc alumni directory as Ecole Centrale Paris class of 2009, consistent with an IMO medalist entering a top French engineering school.2009
• Won bronze for Morocco at IMO 2004 with 21/42 points (rank 159), a strong showing two years as a returning contestant.Jul 2004
• Earned Honourable Mention at IMO 2003 (7 points, rank 320), then improved sharply to a bronze in 2004, showing rapid development.Jul 2003
• Based in the United Kingdom with a sparse public LinkedIn (no listed current title), suggesting a low public profile post-graduation.
• Ecole Centrale Paris Applied Mathematics master's is a common pipeline toward quantitative finance and engineering roles, though no employer is publicly confirmed.