Introducing Our Newest Staff Members

After growing up in Brittany and Eastern France, I had the opportunity to continue travelling around France for my studies. I attended preparatory classes in Toulouse and then went to Paris for my engineering school. I have always been sensitive to nature and my environment, which is why I wanted my future job to allow me to contribute to the ecological transition. So, naturally I chose to follow the new engineering course at the Mines de Paris, which focused on understanding the energy and climate challenges we face. It was an amazing opportunity to learn more about various subjects related to the transition, including mobility, energy and industry.

I am passionate about outdoor sports, especially hiking, climbing and skiing, so I decided to move near the Alps to be closer to the lifestyle I love. I was fortunate enough to discover Enerdata during an internship, and after my graduation, I was delighted to join the team as an analyst in the Energy Transition Indicators and Pathways team, where I will be working on some exciting topics in a unique environment.

I joined the Sales & Marketing team at the beginning of the year as an Account Manager for France, Benelux, Switzerland, and Africa. I'm based in Lyon, my home-town and my heartland.

Regarding my background, I began my studies in Marketing & Brand Management at the ISG Lyon-Paris with a stint in Dublin where I completed my M2 through an apprenticeship in the automotive sector. I later redirected my studies towards the energy transition sector by joining EM Lyon and its Specialised Master’s in Energy Transition Management.

I am a big fan of cars and motor-sport, particularly Porsche.  I also have a passion for freeride skiing, which I've been enjoying every winter on the slopes of Chamonix for the past 26 years.

Born and raised in Grenoble, I have a degree in Russian studies, during which I focused on political science and sociology. 

Thanks to this education, coupled with my experience in academic research, I developed the political consciousness that eventually led me to work at Enerdata.

In what, in hindsight, seems like a stroke of fate, I started learning Russian at a young age, which not only evolved into a broader and lifelong interest in foreign languages and cultures, but years later led me to live and study in Saint Petersburg. As the geopolitical situation in the world grows more tense and travel is hindered, my work in the Power Plant Tracker team allows me to see the world through its power plants!

In my free time, I like to keep myself busy with a wide range of hobbies that rotate periodically. From creative hobbies (photography, music playing, calligraphy), through language learning, keeping up with politics and scientific writings on Russia and the ‘post-Soviet’ space, to literature, cinema, and video games, it is important for me to keep a busy and open mind outside of work.

After growing up between Seine-et-Marne, six years in Tokyo and Singapore, I came back to France and pursued my economic preparatory classes in Lyon which led me to Toulouse Business School. During my first year at the business school, I self-educated myself on the issues of climate change and collapse theories through personal readings. In a will to take action, I applied to become a Young Climate Delegate and support the French interministerial delegation at climate negotiations (COPs). This commitment confirmed my intention to leave the business school after a student exchange in Oslo, and to start a new master's degree in 'Environmental Policies' at Sciences Po Paris.

During my master's gap year, I worked alongside the negaWatt association on researching and disseminating policies and measures for energy efficiency and sobriety in the European energy transition scenario called CLEVER (Collaborative Low Energy Vision for Europe). Subsequently, I joined the climate office of the Ministry of Ecological Transition to work on climate negotiations and coordinate the European position on the Global Stocktake under the Paris Agreement. Finally, I dedicated the last six months of my gap year to composing music and giving concerts for my personal folk music project.

Passionate about ski touring and mountain sports in general, I chose to settle in Grenoble at the end of my master's degree to join the Enerdata team!

Born in Mexico, I completed a bachelor’s degree in international relations at the Autonomous University of Baja California, as well as a Master’s degree in Global Development Studies. These experiences allowed me to do an exchange semester at Bishop's University in Quebec, as well as to initiate a series of fortunate events that brought me to the capital of the Alps.

In love with the mountains, the friendly people of Grenoble and the delicious pastries, I decided to stay here after completing a Master's degree in Development Economics at Grenoble Alpes University to pursue my professional development by working in the field of database processing. Curious by nature and wanting to use my skills to help shape the future we can offer to coming generations, I was given the opportunity to work with the fantastic team at Enerdata on an internship that proved to be a very rewarding experience on both a personal and professional level.

Outside the professional world, I like to think that I have an artistic soul that likes to sing while working, listen to music playing at a level too loud to be healthy, start drawing, and dream of faraway lands by watching movies or reading novels, as well as annoying friends with political, economic, and sometimes philosophical debates.”

I grew up in a small country village in the Lyon region. I then stayed in Lyon for two years of preparatory classes, before moving to the capital of the Alps to continue my studies at Grenoble-INP ENSE3, an engineering school focusing on water, energy, and the environment. It was this interest in energy issues that led me to spending my last university semester at the Politecnico di Milano in Italy on a master’s course specialising in renewable energies, before joining Enerdata for my end-of-studies placement.

Outside of work, I am a bit of a jack-of-all-trades! I like DIY, gardening, reading, listening to podcasts, climbing, hiking... Grenoble offers me the wonderful opportunity to be in the mountains easily, which I wouldn't trade for anything in the world!

I have a master's degree in Economic Engineering from the Aix-Marseille School of Economics, as well as a Master's degree in Econometrics, Big Data and Statistics. I joined the Enerdata team as a Data Scientist following a year's work-study experience here in the Information Systems team. Before that, I studied computer science for two years at the University of Hanoi in Vietnam.

My choice to specialise in Data Science and Big Data in France was motivated by the sound advice of my teachers and friends. In my opinion, data tells us more than just numbers; it helps us understand our users and meet their expectations. I am passionate for data science because I want to help companies make the best use of data and maximise its value.

Every year, I set myself clear objectives following the motto “whatever you do, do it to the best of your ability”. This approach has already paid off, with the first result being that I won the first prize in the Artificial Intelligence 2023 Hackathon organised by Airbus.

In my spare time, I have a passion for dance. I spend a lot of time learning this form of art and then creating videos that I share on social networks.

I was born in Rabat, Morocco, and spent most of my life there. I pursued higher education in business, obtaining a Master's in Strategic Management. After a four years' experience in the consulting industry, I ventured into the world of development cooperation, where I supported energy and climate projects as an Independent expert for over a decade.

During this time, I also explored my passion for culinary arts and the art of hosting gatherings. I owned and operated a healthy catering business for five years, allowing me to express my creativity through ingredient experimentation and recipe creation.

In 2020, I decided to return to university, and Grenoble became my academic haven. I fell in love with the city and chose to make it my home after completing my second master's degree, specializing in development economics and international development project management. In 2023, I joined Enerdata's Global Energy Forecasting/Energy Efficiency and Demand team as an analyst, a role that allows me to delve deeper into topics I'm passionate about.

Alongside my professional journey, I have always found joy in reading about psychology and personal development. I also love board games, salsa dancing, and leisurely walks, whether it's a hike in the mountains or exploring a new city.

I grew up in Vendée, a town in western France, and studied between Angers for the preparatory classes and Lyon where I obtained an engineering degree from the Ecole Centrale de Lyon.  I discovered the energy sector during an internship in energy renovation of buildings. As I really enjoyed it, I decided to finish my studies with a master's degree in "Sustainable Energy Engineering" at KTH in Stockholm. I did my master thesis internship at Enerdata and was happy to proceed as an analyst in the GEF-EED team. I'm now involved in energy forecasting and energy efficiency data projects.

Outside work, I enjoy outdoor activities such as trail running, cycling, skiing, and hiking, to take in the beauty of nature and the mountains that surround us.

Born in Grenoble, my fascination with web development began when I was a child. This passion gradually grew stronger as my studies progressed. I started off with a DUT and proceeded to graduation with a degree in web development, which consolidated my interest in this exciting field. The desire to deepen my knowledge then led me to do a master's degree in web engineering, alternating between Lyon and Grenoble, a formative experience in a web development company for associations and town halls.

This professional adventure recently took a new turn when I joined Enerdata as a web developer. For me, this opportunity represents an exciting new step in the energy and environmental field, where I can put my technical skills and my interest in innovation to good use.

Alongside my professional activities, I love discovering new landscapes and cultures and I am very interested in history.

Originally from Grenoble, I studied in Drôme and Savoie before returning home. Grenoble is close to my heart, for its mountains and dynamism. I have experience in various fields, including waste recovery, construction and more recently, research into the energy efficiency of buildings.

My volunteer experiences, like the one in the Peruvian Amazon, have made me aware of the impact of human activity on the environment. After my graduation in 2023 from the Polytech Annecy-Chambéry engineering school in Environment, Building & Energy, I now want to work in the analysis of energy and climate data. My goal is to contribute to a better understanding and anticipation of issues related to energy and climate on an international scale.

Beyond my professional career, I like meeting enriching people and spending friendly moments. I'm probably a victim of Da Vinci's curse: I'm interested in many (too many) things without being an expert. I paint on canvas in the hope of opening an art gallery, I love hiking to get away from the urban hustle and bustle, I have been practising self-defence for several years and I participate in a collective vegetable garden.

Finally, I have a YouTube channel where I share documentaries of my adventurous travels and musical projects.