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Food processing, aerospace, automotive, watchmaking, luxury goods, energy, transportation, pharmaceuticals… Companies of all sizes and across all sectors agree on the profile of an industrial systems engineer: a hands-on professional capable of coordinating partners from all disciplines, drawing on a solid scientific foundation, a pragmatic approach, and a natural aptitude for teamwork.
The Industrial Systems Engineering program (formerly IMSI) is multidisciplinary: mechanical design, automation, manufacturing processes, industrial organization, quality, project management, and more. On the virtual side, the integration of CAD and the digital factory makes it possible to design a product in 3D, visualize its manufacturing stages, model machinery, and simulate production flows. In the physical world, the educational facilities and platforms serve as a testing ground for production technologies: high-speed machining, waterjet cutting, 3D laser metrology, plastic injection molding, additive manufacturing, industrial robotics, and more. Finally, on the production lines of the pilot plant, students encounter realistic situations (problem-solving and continuous improvement) that prepare them for the role of a field engineer.
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The diploma
RNCP Number 38405
, valid from September 1, 2023, through August 31, 2028
I completed my final-year project at Armor, the global leader in thermal transfer printing supplies. I joined a team of engineers working on process optimization projects with high technical value-added.
The skills I acquired during my coursework allowed me to quickly become operational in the field.
I extended my assignment with the group through a VIE (International Corporate Volunteer Program), first in the United States, where I oversaw the commissioning and ramp-up of robotic equipment. Now based in Singapore, I contribute to industrial projects at subsidiaries in the Asia-Pacific region across various fields: processes, robotics, and continuous improvement.
graduated in 2014