Montaine a achevé ce début septembre sa formation à l’ENSTA Bretagne avec sa soutenance de projet de fin d’étude portant sur un navire de croisière en zone polaire 0 émission. A cette occasion, elle revient sur ses années d’études en architecture navale et ses expériences à l’international qui ont jalonné son parcours pendant 4 ans.

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.

Having graduated from ENSTA Bretagne with a specialization in naval architecture, Doriane is currently in charge of a team responsible for supporting customers in the naval sector in the design, sizing and installation of ship propulsion systems, as well as the acoustic and vibration aspects of on-board comfort (predictive calculations and on-board measurements). While studying at ENSTA Bretagne, she was actively involved in student activities as President of the Student Union: a commitment she now strongly recommends to all engineering students.

A keen sailing enthusiast, Pauline enrolled at ENSTA Bretagne for its close ties with the maritime world and its naval architecture course. “If I hadn’t got into ENSTA Bretagne, I really don’t know what I would have done. It really was my first, and only, choice.” Today, she is working in the field of wind-powered maritime transport and its decarbonization, while personally preparing for a solo offshore sailing race: the Mini-Transat.

Morgan’s ambition was to combine his interest in commercial vessels with the environmental challenges. He has achieved his goal, since he is now working on optimizing the carbon footprint of a global maritime carrier’s fleet. He tells us more about his studies and his job today.

It was while following the America's Cup which took place in Bermuda in 2017 that Loughlin first realized that he could turn his keen interest in sailing into a job! After his course preparing for the graduate school entrance exam, he joined ENSTA Bretagne with the aim of becoming a naval architect.