Could you please introduce yourself?
Professionally, I am an Industrial Engineer, with a Double Master in Renewable Energies and Management. But personally, I am a young guy, driven by a deep awareness of the climate crisis, and an unwavering ambition to lead the energy transition in a sustainable way.
Why did you choose to study at École Polytechnique?
I chose École Polytechnique due to its internationality, where I encountered a vibrant mix of backgrounds and lifestyles. Recognizing that addressing global problems requires varied perspectives, I believed this environment would enable me to explore different approaches to tackling the same challenge we all have, the climate crisis.
In your opinion, what are the main assets of the STEEM program?
In my opinion, the main assets of the STEEM program are its adaptability to individual professional needs, and the expertise and professionalism demonstrated by the professors.
Could you please tell us more about your promotion and classmates?
Our promotion and classmates were a vibrant mix, encompassing not only different masters programs but also students from various years. In the end, no distinctions or barriers were made between the different programs, allowing us to witness a rich tapestry of diverse backgrounds and interests among our peers.
Do you have any favourite subject(s)?
Machine Learning for climate and energy & Building and Using Models for the Energy Transition
Where did you do your internship last year? What about this year?
I am currently undertaking an internship as an Energy Operations Engineer at tiko Energy Solutions, where I contribute to and promote the development of Virtual Power Plants in Europe.
What would you like to do after your Master’s degree?
After my Master's degree, my goal is to actively contribute to the integration of renewable energies in the energy mix through energy market initiatives, and to foster the democratization of the energy sector. This entails proposing new policies, promoting and developing new innovative projects, such as Demand Side Management for frequency control of the grid; and tirelessly striving for a greener and more sustainable future.
Any advice for future applicants of the STEEM program?
Studies are important for your career, but do not forget to cultivate other intelligences beyond the realm of logical-mathematical thinking. This is what makes the difference at the end.
The campus provides you ample opportunities to do so, so make the most of it.