Laëtitia graduated from ENSTA Bretagne and moved to Germany at the end of her studies for her final year internship. Twenty years later, she still lives there. An expert in her field, she manages a team of around twenty people in charge of software feature development and of system development (interaction of the braking system and of vehicle dynamics with other components).

Having always had a passion for the defense sector, it was ENSTA Bretagne’s close ties with the world of armaments that led Thomas to join the school. After attending Physics and Chemistry preparatory classes in Toulouse, he enrolled in the Vehicle Architecture course. Today, he works as an engineer on new-generation armored vehicles.

Yassine has been keenly interested in the automotive world since his childhood and has forged his career path to become part of this industry. At ENSTA Bretagne, he chose to complete a double degree (engineering degree and international Master's degree in automotive engineering).
He now works in an international team for a major manufacturer and is interested in the optimization of ECUs in vehicles.