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Description

R&D Consultant in materials science, PhD with expertise in characterization (XRD), data analysis, and scientific writing. I support companies and laboratories in their research projects, technical optimization, and scientific report production. Rigorous approach, concrete results, courses and support possible in French, English, or Arabic.

Languages

French
Native or bilingual
English
Fluent
Spanish
Basic
German
Basic
Arabic
Native or bilingual

Workplace preferences

Remote only

Primarily works remotely

Académie de Lyon - Institution Sainte-Marie La Grand'Grange / Institution Saint-Paul
Physicist Engineer – Fundamental Research
January 2009 - January 2023 (14 years)
France
Experience gained within the framework of various international research projects in France, Spain, and Germany.
• • Structural and mechanical characterization of materials
• • Experiments, collection, and analysis of synchrotron data
• • Optical and tomographic image processing
• • Numerical simulation using the finite element method
• • Communications within the framework of national and international conferences; publications in international scientific journals
• • Project management (technical and organizational).
IMDEA Materiales Instituto,
Researcher
January 2016 - January 2023 (7 years)
Madrid, Spain
• • Develop methods for producing Fe-Al by reactive infiltration process at small scale.
• • In situ study of the infiltration at synchrotron facilities using a designed furnace dedicated for in situ measurements combining X-ray diffraction and X-ray radiography techniques.
• • Structural characterization: EBSD, SEM-EDS, XRD, tomography.
• • Collaboration with industrial partners (ACCESS-Germany, Yuzhnoye-Ukraine, and Brembo-Italy), data analysis, reports and proposals writing, and project meetings.
« Grain growth competition during directional solidification » Re-design.
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM),
Lecturer
January 2017 - January 2018 (1 year)
• • Courses on "Structural Characterization Techniques: Microscopy and Diffractometry" for graduate students.