Julien Lavalley

Julien Lavalley has a diverse work experience spanning from 2017 to the present. Starting as a Navy Officer Candidate in the Marine Nationale in 2017, Julien then went on to become a Member of Sciences 2024, where they participated in three projects related to improving the performance of French athletes for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. In 2019, Julien worked as an Optimization Engineer at Total before joining DTU - Technical University of Denmark for a Master Thesis project from January to June 2022. After that, Julien worked as an Analyst at LAUTEC Group, contributing to the development of software for offshore wind projects. Julien then joined ACOD Atlantic Canada Offshore Developments as a PMO Analyst from May 2021 to August 2022. Currently, Julien works as a Business Developer at Electricity Maps and as an Assessor/Associate at Time for the Planet, where they are involved in raising money for global innovations against greenhouse gases.

Julien Lavalley began their education in 2015 at Lycée Clemenceau, where they pursued Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Ecoles (CPGE) with a focus on Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering Sciences. Julien completed this program in 2017.

In 2017, Julien enrolled at École Polytechnique, where they pursued a Master of Science and Engineering in Mechanical Engineering. Julien continued their studies at École Polytechnique until 2021, completing their master's degree.

In 2020, Julien simultaneously started studying at DTU - Technical University of Denmark, where they pursued a Master of Science (MS) in Sustainable Energy. Julien continued their studies at DTU until 2022.

Based on the provided information, Julien Lavalley has completed a CPGE program, a Master of Science and Engineering in Mechanical Engineering, and is in the process of completing a Master of Science (MS) in Sustainable Energy.