My journey

At the end of August 2025, I landed in Ireland as part of the European Solidarity Corps for a volunteer mission. I am volunteering with ClareCare, an organisation that provides a number of support services for older people.

This experience not only allows me to improve my English, but also to learn about the workings and challenges of non-profit organisations in Ireland.

In July 2025, I officially graduated with a Master's degree in Sports Science, specialising in Engineering and Ergonomics of Physical Activity, with a focus on the design and ergonomics of digital and physical products.

This training enables me to design useful and usable digital products. With a strong commitment to the social and environmental impact of the products I design, I am now able to work in areas far beyond the sports and health sectors.

For my final year of my master's degree, I joined Loomi, a start-up and France's leading outdoor media company. I discovered the world of entrepreneurship and worked on designing SaaS for the first time.

I put my ergonomics skills to good use in designing a digital solution for sports equipment rental companies. I worked in a team that allowed me to manage the project from start to finish: market research, user interviews, wireframes and prototype design, and even project management with the developers.

I went further than my role as product manager, contributing to marketing and prospecting. It was a complete immersion in the start-up environment.

When I started my master's degree, I joined ANESTAPS, the main organisation representing young people in the field of sport in France. In order to fully commit myself, I was granted a study accommodation.

I held the position of treasurer for two years. Between organising national sporting events, applying to calls and training young association leaders throughout France, I felt completely fulfilled.

This adventure remains one of my most significant experiences: it allowed me to affirm my values, gain confidence and express my ideas with conviction.

I am going to Saint-Étienne for a several-week internship in research and development at BV Sport, France's leading sports compression company.

I will be conducting product tests on running shoes to assess their stability and cushioning. This first professional experience has made me realise the importance of a rigorous scientific approach applied to concrete issues in a competitive market.

In my third year of my bachelor's degree, I specialised in engineering and ergonomics applied to sport. This specialisation is aimed at students who are comfortable with disciplines such as movement analysis, statistics and modelling. And no, the Sport programme does not only lead to a career in physical education teaching.

Alongside my studies, I began to get actively involved in student associations.

Physical activity and sport have always been an essential part of my daily life, so why not make it my career ? Thanks to my previous degree, I am able to enter directly into the second year of a Bachelor's degree in Sports Science.

This is the first time I have ever been truly passionate about a university course. I go beyond what my teachers teach me, I am fully committed, and for the first time in my academic career, I feel like I belong.

Comfortable with scientific subjects, I decided to study for a HnD in Measurements in Physics and Chemistry, a course similar to engineering, with a good number of hours of practical work. I obtained this diploma without too much difficulty, and finally found my path. I was going to... change direction !

In 2018, I graduated with a Fr Baccaleuréat in science, specialising in mathematics, with honours. Despite my good academic results, I was struggling to find my academic path.

Two options naturally presented themselves, according to my family and teachers: studying medicine or applying to an engineering school. However, at that time, neither of these paths really motivated me.