PERSEUS project, development of the GNC part of a 7-meter rocket in partnership with CNES and Arianespace

Contributed on adapting a Low Energy Electron Diffraction (LEED) instrument to investigate the crystalline structure of ice on outer solar system bodies. Additionally, I conducted research on the sublimation and crystallization processes of cometary ices, with a particular focus on studying the sublimation of CO trapped within a CO2 matrix.

Recovery, safety criteria verification, and transposition to extreme conditions of test results for the ventilation system of the EPR nuclear power plant in Flamanville.

My role as an elected representative was to maintain and facilitate the connection between INSA Toulouse students and government bodies such as the regional authorities or CROUS (National Center for University and School Affairs). I also maintained relationships with students from other schools in the Toulouse area throughout my mandate.

This one-month internship, my first professional experience, allowed me to glimpse the inner workings of a large corporation (with over 100,000 employees). Although primarily a support role, it provided a concrete application of my studies, including tasks such as assembling electronic circuits, installing sensors, and soldering.