I am a Renewable Energy Engineering student at ESIEE Paris, where I specialize in the research, design, and development of photovoltaic systems. My academic foundation is built on the rigorous Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Écoles program at Lycée Saint-Louis, which provided me with a deep technical grounding in mathematics and physics. Throughout my journey, I have consistently combined technical rigor with leadership, from graduating at the top of my high school class with highest honors to captaining championship-winning basketball teams. My technical experience is defined by hands-on project management and international collaboration. I recently developed a stand-alone solar charging station, managing everything from energy requirement analysis and thermal constraint safety to 3D printing the final structure. This project required me to utilize industry-standard tools like PVSyst for simulation and AutoCAD for design. Additionally, I collaborated with an international team from Tecnológico de Monterrey to design a hygroelectric energy-harvesting sensor for space missions. My background also includes environmental advocacy and research, such as processing meteorological data with the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development to create flood prevention solutions—a project that reached the national finals of the CGénial competition. Professionally, my goal is to join a forward-thinking team where I can contribute to the development and market implementation of sustainable solar energy systems. I am currently seeking a 12-week internship starting in May 2026 to apply my skills in photovoltaic sizing, geographic information systems, and renewable energy economics toward real-world sustainability challenges.