Pierre-Emmanuel Leger

Pierre-Emmanuel LEGER is a research engineer specializing in the mechanics of stainless steels at Aperam since April 2018, focusing on mechanical and thermo-mechanical fatigue behavior, creep behavior, and simulations using Abaqus. Prior experience includes a doctoral role at MINES ParisTech from October 2014 to January 2018, studying the microstructure's influence on marine corrosion mechanisms in cold spray aluminum coatings. Previous internships include work at Airbus Group Innovations analyzing the relationship between microstructure and mechanical properties of titanium matrix composites, and at BMW Group researching hydrogen diffusion in high-performance steels and microstructural studies of aluminum cast components. Pierre-Emmanuel LEGER also contributed to building rehabilitation optimization research at Laboratoire Navier, implementing genetic algorithms. Educational qualifications include a Doctorate in Engineering Sciences with a focus on Materials Science from Mines Paris - PSL and an engineering degree in Mechanics and Materials from Ecole nationale des Ponts et Chaussées.