ArianeGroup
Soufiane Hadji has extensive experience at ArianeGroup since September 2011, holding various roles including Responsable d’activité contrôle sur objets de vols, where responsibilities included managing control activities across multiple projects, and Méthodiste contrôle et support métrologie, focused on creating IT tools using VBA for automation of administrative tasks and report generation. Additional roles included Methodiste contrôle, which involved the industrialization of a 3D measurement machine and the control of composite parts in R&D for aeronautical applications, and an earlier position as Alternant Méthodiste procédé, concentrating on 3D measurement technology using stereovision. Prior experience includes a metrology internship at MERCK France in 2010. Soufiane Hadji is currently pursuing an Ingenieur generaliste degree at CESI, with previous educational qualifications in Sciences physiques from Université Bordeaux1 and a BTS from Lycée Kastler Talence.
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ArianeGroup
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With roots reaching back more than 70 years into the history of space activity in Europe, ArianeGroup embodies Franco–German technological space program heritage. We are responsible for both design and the entire production chain of the Ariane 5 and Ariane 6 rockets, including launch services by our Arianespace subsidiary. We are also prime contractor for the strategic missiles of the French oceanic deterrent force. Our wide-ranging expertise covers propulsion systems and equipment for space and defense programs. Space launchers are indispensable to enable mankind to benefit from space activities and technologies, since they are the sole way to access space. Our vocation is to make our planet Earth, our unique and precious home, a better, self-sufficient, and peaceful place for everyone to live in. That is why we are true #Space Enablers. ArianeGroup is a joint venture equally owned by Airbus and Safran, and employs approximately 9,000 highly qualified staff in France and Germany.