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.

After graduating from engineering school, Sébastien joined the renewable energy sector. Having worked on offshore wind turbines, he is now interested in the capture and conversion of hydrogen.
This is an exciting field that requires multiple skills and involves many players.

Iroise works as a naval architect in an SME based in the South of France. She is keenly interested in the sailing world and her work allows her to turn an architect's drawing into a light, high-performance and environmentally-friendly catamaran.

Maëlle works on the quality control of the CATIA software with a view to anticipating bugs and detecting them as far in advance as possible. A graduate of ENSTA Bretagne’s cooperative engineering course, Maëlle really enjoyed the practical side of her training. Today, she is continuing to learn about her profession.

Yassine is a structural engineer and pyrotechnic specialist. His work involves designing primary structures in the building sector as well as infrastructure complying with specific pyrotechnic requirements (i.e. infrastructure which is subject to dynamic stresses like explosions). He has very fond memories of his time at ENSTA Bretagne and often returns to the campus to socialize with fellow graduates and current students.