Mael T.

I am a graduate engineer in mechanics and hydrodynamics. I began my engineering studies at the Institut Supérieur de Mécanique de Paris (Supméca) in 2019, during which I acquired solid knowledge in material strength, programming, and scientific computing (fluid mechanics, thermal, structural).

During my first year of school (L3), I successfully completed a mechanical engineering project aimed at sizing, specifying, and developing industrialization methods for the gearbox of a wind turbine. I then modeled various types of parts for this gearbox using Catia: casing, drive shafts, gears... I also worked with Abaqus software to mechanically validate the designed parts.

I gained experience in computer-aided design in a professional environment during a 5-month internship at the startup VirtualiSurg. During this internship, I designed parts on Fusion 360 to enhance the company's surgical simulators. I was also responsible for selecting suppliers for the manufacturing of the designed parts, as well as monitoring production.

Finally, I am passionate about programming and have independently learned several languages to complete personal projects in my free time. I developed a console application for managing donations for an association in Java, as well as a first prototype of a mobile application in ReactNative. I also have a very good command of Python, a language I have worked with extensively over the past 3 years.

I would also like to mention that I am bilingual in English/French, having lived in Australia for 4 years when I was younger.