Paris, Île-de-France, France
I am a Doctor of Civil Engineering, professional geologist, specialized in complex structures with soil-structure interaction and geotechnics. I have had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects, including bridges, railway structures, underground structures, deep excavations, industrial buildings, hydraulic and port structures. I have collaborated closely with public and private institutions to solve complex structural engineering problems. Additionally, I have been fortunate enough to publish several articles in international journals and present my work at national and international conferences. I am a member of several prestigious organizations, such as the French Committee for Soil Mechanics, the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering. I am also proud to teach in several higher education institutions, where I share my knowledge on topics ranging from soil and rock mechanics to soil improvement and reinforcement, as well as more specific subjects such as geothermal structures and reinforced concrete structures. It is a rewarding experience for me to help train the engineers of tomorrow.
Over the years, engineering has become both a profession, a passion, and a hobby for me. I particularly appreciate the reflective and innovative aspect of this field, which allows me to take on exciting technical challenges. As the Deputy Technical Director and Scientific Advisor at INFRANEO, I am responsible for solving complex problems and overseeing the implementation of technical projects. Additionally, as a guest lecturer at various higher education institutions, I can share my experience and knowledge with students, which is very rewarding.
Today, no engineering project can be carried out without considering its environmental impact. We have a great responsibility in this ecological transition as we have the expertise and knowledge necessary to improve processes, optimize resource utilization, and enhance heritage value.
Period of expertise Within the biggest engineering firm with more than 65,000 employees around the world, I am delighted to have been able to contribute its development in France. An unprecedented experience in both technical and managerial aspects within the Structures and Civil Engineering department.
Development period I have reached the pinnacle of my technical expertise by working on complex structures and geotechnical projects. I have had the opportunity to participate in numerous large-scale projects in Europe, Africa, and Asia, which have been the occasion to tackle exciting and challenging topics. As an engineer, I find that the greater the challenge, the more interesting and stimulating it becomes. Complex projects are always the most rewarding, as they require us to push our limits and be creative in seeking innovative solutions. This is what makes our profession so fascinating and enjoyable.
The period of my early professional career remains etched in my memory, thanks in particular to the people with whom I had the chance to work. Each of them contributed to my professional journey and left a lasting mark on my development as an engineer. I had the opportunity to start my career in a renowned company specialized in design and construction. I worked alongside top professionals whose expertise allowed me to acquire valuable skills and knowledge. This period was an opportunity for me to learn and develop, and I am grateful to have benefited from the expertise of my colleagues and mentors.