During my childhood, most part of my spare time was spent drawing planes, helicopters, spacecrafts, and endlessly building new versions of these vehicles with plastic blocks. This passion for aerospace grew with time, and I decided to study engineering in order to become an aerospace engineer.

My motivations evolved during the first years of my studies: I was still interested in aerospace and mechanical design, but I felt that I needed a stronger creative dimension in what I was doing. I chose to integrate the Ergonomics, Industrial Design and Mechanical Design (EDIM) course at University of Technology of Belfort-Montbéliard (UTBM) an engineering school located in the East of France. This formation gave me the opportunity to do two 6-month internships: the first one as research assistant in New Zealand, and the second one as junior innovation engineer at Airbus Helicopters in Marignane, France. During the last semester of the engineering course, I also took the chance to lead a 5-student team during the design of a concept light plane, the Mosquito 200.

I am passionate about aerospace and aviation, industrial design and music. I am always interested in learning something new, and I like travelling and discovering new cultures.