After obtaining her French-Italian scientific baccalauréat (ESABAC), Servane continued her studies in the MP preparatory classes. She decided to specialize in Naval and Offshore Architecture, with the goal of eventually working on submarines.
She is currently completing her second year internship at an Italian naval architecture firm, which has given her the opportunity to practice her second language.

Ten years after graduating, Corentin returned to ENSTA Bretagne for an Alumni reunion weekend. The perfect opportunity for answering our questions and going back over his decade of experience working in France and abroad: a highly eventful career so far, in keeping with his values and aspirations!

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.

After graduating from ENSTA Bretagne in 2007, Olivier Giusti has followed a career in naval hydrodynamics for the marine renewable energies and offshore sectors. In 2018, he decided to develop new technology for the green propulsion of ships, inspired by whale fins: BlueFins.

During her studies at ENSTA Bretagne, Salomé was a committed student, closely involved in the school's associative life. Two years after her graduation from the school, she is now leading major projects in renewable energies: a career that makes sense.