It all started in Chicago, mid-2015. As a product design engineer intern at SRAM (they make high-end bike parts) I worked on the company's big bets and designed the world's first shifting gloves. In less than 3 months, we went from an ambitious idea to fully-fledged prototypes that beat everybody's expectations - and I had found a passion for building innovative products.
Back in France, one of my student projects (Kumpa) won several Design & Innovation prizes and turned into a company. I ended up leading an international and diverse team, closing deals with Europe’s largest media companies, but most importantly, learning how to build great products the hard way (trial and error).
In 2018, Kumpa was acquired by eVeek and I joined Havr to design the world's first Li-Fi smartlock. I'm now designing the future of healthcare at Alan - more specifically working on building products for the new countries we're launching in.
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