Trained as an Armament Research and Technology Engineer (IETA), Kimberly is currently working on the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, more specifically on its nuclear boiler room and platform.

After finishing his preparatory classes in Montpellier, Stéphane joined ENSTA Bretagne as an Armament Research and Technology Engineering student combining his interest in IT with that of the military. He now works for the Direction Générale de l’Armement as a computer forensic expert.

Damien came to ENSTA Bretagne as an IETA* military engineering student to combine his interest in engineering and the military sector. His enthusiasm for electronics and programming prompted him to specialize in robotics. Today, he is doing a thesis on mine warfare in partnership with the French Government defense procurement and technology agency Naval Technologies branch (DGA TN).
* IETA stands for Armaments Studies and Technology Engineer

Keenly interested in cybersecurity, Ayrwan shaped his career at ENSTA Bretagne so as to be able to work in this field in the French armed forces. In addition to his courses, his internships and extracurricular investments have enabled him to understand various facets of this field and to join the DGA Information Management technical center, as an expert in these issues.

Baptiste, military IETA (1) student engineer comes from Toulon. Currently in his first year of studies at ENSTA Bretagne, he shares his experience of arriving in Brest, the memorable moments of his first year, his experience in associations and his future projects, with us.

Matthieu is an armament research and technology engineer. Although he is military, he is currently working on cybersecurity and cyberdefense projects for Thales at “La Ruche” in Rennes. He graduated from ENSTA Bretagne in 2018 with a double degree in Computer Science Engineering and Management.