Paul Tendron

Paul Tendron has a diverse work experience in various industries. Paul started their career as a production operator at Schneider Electric, where they gained skills in assembly and testing. Paul then interned at Groupe PSA, where they worked on a production line, loading and assisting with the treatment of automotive parts. Paul also gained experience in automotive engineering through their involvement with Arts et Métiers Formula Student Team, where they helped design and build the steering system for a racecar. Following this, they joined A2Mac1 as an assistant engineer, specializing in instrumentation, testing, and data analysis for energy management strategies in electric vehicles. Paul later transitioned into a full-time position at A2MAC1, where they continue to work in data analysis for energy management strategies. Throughout their experiences, Paul developed strong technical and analytical skills, as well as a deep understanding of vehicle dynamics and energy management strategies.

Paul Tendron's education history is as follows:

Paul Tendron completed their secondary education at Victor Hugo High School from 2014 to 2017, where they obtained their French scientific Baccalauréat with a focus on Mathematics and Physics. From 2017 to 2019, they continued their studies at the same high school, participating in a national preparatory program that focused on Mathematics, Physics Sciences, and Engineering Sciences.

In 2019, Paul Tendron enrolled at Arts et Métiers ParisTech - École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers. Paul pursued an Engineering Degree with a concentration in Physics Sciences and Engineering Sciences, completing this program from 2019 to 2021.

Continuing their education at the same institution, Paul Tendron is currently in their third year of expertise in Transports Terrestres (Land Transportation) as of 2021. Paul is expected to complete this program in 2022.

In addition to their academic achievements, Paul Tendron obtained a TOEIC English Listening/Reading certification from ETS Global in June 2021, scoring 920 out of 990.