Louis Thang Delaunay

I live in Paris and I am building my professional life as I would compose a sentence in several languages: in fragments that fit together. After a Bachelor's degree in Chinese from Paris Cité University, I didn't choose just one path but several, in parallel, like instruments I'm learning to play together.

First, there's Lusitane Concierge, my personal shopping and luxury leather goods resale business. I negotiate Birkins and Kellys, sometimes in exotic skins, for an international and Chinese-speaking clientele that I find on RedNote. The Chinese I studied for three years becomes a working tool, not just a diploma displayed on a CV. I write my catalogs, my sales messages, my negotiations, directly in my clients' language.

Then there's the work of evaluating and training AI, on Outlier, Alignerr, Mercor, Aether. A recent profession, without a real manual, that I'm learning as I go: understanding the criteria, passing the tests, getting the missions, starting again when a door closes without warning.

And then there's coffee, a few freelance shifts, to keep my hands busy and make ends meet a little easier.

What runs through all of this is the same logic: speaking multiple languages, juggling multiple professions, and refusing to be confined to a single box.