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Fontaine, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Meylan, Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

- Application engineer in charge of the specification, validation and documentation of the physical models implemented in the Altair Flux software for the design of electromechanical devices. These include models for hard and soft magnetic materials, Joule losses, electromechanical force and torque and Multiphysics simulations.- Scrum-master of the developmement Team "Modeling Capabilities" from 2021 to 2022.-Co-advisor in a PhD thesis (CIFRE) in cooperation with the Grenoble Electrical Engineering laboratory.

Grenoble, France

- Research engineer providing electromagnetic modeling support to the development of new nuclear magnetic resonance systems in the context of the European Union project "IDentIFY" ( "Improving Diagnosis by Fast Field-Cycling Magnetic Resonance Imaging").- IDentIFY project website: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/668119

G2Elab - Laboratoire De Génie Électrique De Grenoble (Grenoble, France)

- Created a computer application for the analysis of inductive coupling phenomena taking place in the vicinity of an overhead power transmission line in a shared right-of-way. The application is based on an integral method (Generalized PEEC method) and was developed in Java.

Epusp - Escola Politécnica (São Paulo, Brazil)

- Implemented a C++ software tool based on the Finite Element Method for the analysis of conductive coupling phenomena in transmission line rights-of-way.- Co-supervised 2 undergraduate student projects in numerical modeling of electromagnetic phenomena and devices (Finite Element modeling of corona discharges and computer-aided design of industrial electromagnets).- Worked as a teaching assistant in courses on Electromagnetics and Numerical Methods.

São Paulo Area, Brazil

- Development of an optimization-based Matlab tool dedicated to the repowering and thermal analysis of large synchronous hydro-generators. R&D project involving the University of São Paulo and EDP.

São Paulo, Brazil

Developed a C++ software tool for the analysis of electromagnetic coupling effects taking place in transmission line rights-of-way containing oil and gas pipelines. Project developed in cooperation with Brazilian state company PETROBRAS.

Epusp - Escola Politécnica (São Paulo, Brazil)

- Developed a C++ software application based on the Finite Element Model for evaluating the equivalent impedance and the frequency response of grounding systems subjected to harmonic currents. - Worked as a teaching assistant in courses on Electromagnetics and Numerical Methods.

Doctorate, Electrical Engineering

- Research developed in the context of a double degree agreement involving the universities of São Paulo (USP - Brazil) and Grenoble Alpes.

Master'S Degree In Electrical Engineering, Computational Electromagnetics

- Brazilian Master's degree ("Mestrado") : required for accessing the doctorate in the Brazilian university system. Corresponds to 3.

Electrical Engineer, Electrical Engineering

- Brazilian engineering degree corresponding to a 5-year university course. - Concentration areas: electrical power systems, electrical.