I am a dedicated student currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree (L3) in Sport Ergonomics and Motor Performance (ESPM). This program marks the evolution of my career, where I bridge the gap between my technical background in Industrial Product Design (BTS CPI) and the science of human movement. My current studies in ESPM focus on the interaction between humans and their environment. I am specializing in: Human-Centered Design & Innovation: Applying my CAD expertise (TopSolid, SolidWorks) to design equipment and products that optimize athletic performance and user health. Performance Analysis: Using biomechanics and physiology to analyze how materials and equipment affect motor performance. Ergonomic Engineering: Integrating human factors into the industrial process to create safer and more efficient sports or industrial tools. With a solid foundation in Electronics and Robotics from my time in Quebec and hands-on experience as an Electrotechnical Technician, I possess a multidisciplinary technical skillset. My background as a Junior B hockey player in Canada, where teamwork and rigor were essential to our championship win, complements my academic focus on performance.