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Testimonies

ENSTA Bretagne : portrait de Jonas, étudiant international en Master Ingénierie automobile

Jonas

(Promotion 2019)

International Master in Automotive Engineering

Jonas enrolled in the International Master in Automotive Engineering as an international student from Germany. Following his first year of study at Chemnitz University of Technology, he will complete his training with a year at ENSTA Bretagne.

ENSTA Bretagne : témoignage de Caio, étudiant brésilien en Master (MSc) Génie Maritime

Caio

(class of 2019)

Etudiant international, Master Génie Maritime

Caio is a Brazilian international student studying marine engineering in ENSTA Bretagne’s Master's program. In this interview he gives us the low-down on what it’s like to be an international student at ENSTA Bretagne.

ENSTA Bretagne : Portrait de Jérémy (diplômé en 2013), roboticien

Jérémy

(Class of 2013)

Robotics Engineer

Jérémy, an ENSTA Bretagne graduate specializing in robotics, is now a robotics engineer working on developing an autonomous underwater robot for a startup based in Paris and Sète. His work has technical and managerial aspects: he develops and implements algorithms to localize and control robots, and also manages a team of four.

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Amandine

(Class of 2006)

Senior Weapons Engineer at the Ministry of the Armed Forces

Every year, CDEFI (Conférence des Directeurs des Ecoles Françaises d'Ingénieurs) shines a spotlight on women in engineering through the Ingénieuses awards. The goal is to increase the number of women in engineering schools, where they represent, on average, only 20% of the student body. Out of the 115 entrants, the 2018 jury selected three as the most impressive, Amandine among them. From 2002 to 2006, Amandine was a military engineering student in the Weapon System Design Engineer program at ENSTA Bretagne.

ENSTA Bretagne : portraits croisés de diplômées de la filière hydrographie-océanographie

Céline et Amandine

(Class of 2011)

Céline and Amandine (Class of 2011) are hydrographers. Since graduation, they've worked for the Belgian group DEME. Their work takes them around the world on hydrographic and topographic assignments in the renewable marine energies (offshore wind), dredging, coastal planning and oil and gas sectors.