Freelancer profile translated to English.

Description

After graduating as an engineer, I began my career as a materials engineer for AREVA as part of a documentary inspection mission on forged parts. Subsequently, I continued as a materials engineer in the automotive industry, focusing on the reliability of electronic equipment for Renault group vehicles, before returning to the nuclear sector as a project engineer for the HPC project within EDF's Industrial Directorate. I was responsible for managing the manufacturing surveillance for the HPC project. More recently, I worked as a pressure equipment inspector for APAVE.

Languages

French
Native or bilingual
English
Fluent

Workplace preferences

Can work on-site

Paris (up to 50km)

APAVE
Pressure Equipment Inspector
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
November 2021 - April 2022 (6 months)
Reims, France
· Identification of pressure equipment subject to in-service monitoring as defined by the ministerial decree of 11/20/2017

· Inspection and periodic requalification of pressure equipment according to the ministerial decree of 11/20/2017

· Review of the operating file of pressure equipment, visual inspections, ultrasonic thickness measurements, hydraulic testing, safety accessory verification
ARKADIA ENERGY pour EDF
Project Engineer: Managing Manufacturing Surveillance for EDF
ENERGY AND UTILITIES
March 2020 - October 2021 (1 year and 8 months)
Saint-Denis, France
Management of manufacturing surveillance for equipment for the English HPC project's EPR power plants, from contract signing to equipment delivery on site

· Coordination and interface management with project stakeholders (Project Manager, Quality Manager, suppliers, inspectors, materials engineers, etc.) on various project issues

· Serve as the point of contact for EDF's Industrial Directorate and communicate EDF's surveillance principles to the HPC client

· Management and participation in the drafting of documentary surveillance and on-site inspection programs for each equipment/supplier and definition of the surveillance level

· Management of the drafting of service sheets on GIPSI representing the surveillance strategy to be deployed at suppliers

· Drafting of risk analysis based on feedback from the supplier and previous surveillances carried out at the industrial site

· Manage the review of quality plans and manufacturing documents provided by manufacturers

· Ensure that inspectors receive inspection notifications from the supplier and that access to factories is guaranteed

· Organize crisis meetings with all project stakeholders to resolve problems that arise during manufacturing
SERMA INGENIERIE pour RENAULT
Materials Engineer: Environmental Reliability of Electronic Boards at Renault
AUTOMOBILE
September 2017 - February 2020 (2 years and 5 months)
Guyancourt, France
· Analysis of environmental test plans drafted by electronic equipment suppliers

· Implementation of climatic, mechanical, chemical, and vibratory test sequences to validate ECUs based on their location in the vehicle

· Definition of test parameters and conditions in accordance with Renault standard 36-00-802, derived from DO 160 standard

· Use of accelerated aging laws to calculate the duration of endurance tests to validate the reliability of electronic boards throughout their lifespan.

· Monitoring of test progress and providing technical advice to suppliers in case of problems during testing

· Analysis of test reports (Design validation phase and Process validation phase)

· Analysis of electronic boards: verification of design rules and component placement.