Anthony Dubé

Anthony Dubé has a diverse background in engineering roles. Anthony started their career at Arcelor Mittal as an Engineer-in-training, where they worked on manufacturing steels for packaging. Anthony then joined Airbus on behalf of ALTEN, first as a Team Leader for the "Support to programs" team and later as a Team Leader for the "Transverse Certification Activities" team. In these roles, they were responsible for staffing and integration, knowledge validation, team follow-up, proofreading and validation of deliverables, and deployment of processes, methods, and tools. Anthony also participated in technical reviews, risk management, and analysis of key performance indicators. After their time at Airbus, Anthony worked at Alstom as an Electrical Schematics & Apparatus Leader for the Amtrak project. Here, they supervised and validated electrical deliverables and had involvement in defining the train's electrical architecture and manufacturing physical harnesses. Most recently, Anthony joined Stanley Robotics as a Mechatronic Engineer, where they worked on the optimization and industrialization of cabling processes, design and implementation of new functionalities for the robotic valet parking service, and coordination of external partnerships. Overall, Anthony's work experience demonstrates their expertise in electrical engineering, project management, and process improvement.

Anthony Dubé has a comprehensive education history with a focus on electrical, electronics, and communications engineering. Anthony attended Lycée Gaspard Monge from 2003 to 2005, where they obtained their high school degree in electrical and electronics engineering. Following this, from 2005 to 2007, they pursued a Technology University degree in electrical engineering and industrial IT at Nantes Université. Lastly, from 2007 to 2010, Anthony completed their education at Polytech Nantes, where they obtained an Engineer's degree in electrical, electronics, and communications engineering.