EPEX SPOT
Nicolas Métivier has a diverse work experience in various companies and roles. Starting in 2003, they worked as an R&D engineer at EADS Telecom. In 2004, they transitioned to PolyGRAMES as an R&D engineer, specializing in signal algorithms and multiple antennas systems. Nicolas then joined Thales Optronique - Coframi as a real-time software developer, managing a team and working on software maintenance and integration. In 2006, Nicolas became a Software Project Manager & Developer at Cobham Aerospace Communications, where they focused on real-time software for audio control panels in Airbus aircraft. Nicolas then joined Alstom Grid (former Areva T&D) in 2007, taking on various roles such as Technical Lead, Solution Architect, and System Integrator, delivering projects for energy transmission network monitoring and renewable energy estimation systems. From 2012 to 2018, they worked at GE Power as Director of Data & Analytics and Senior Software Manager. Finally, since 2018, Nicolas has been with Centrica as the Head of Local Energy Market Platform. Currently, they hold the position of Head of Flexibility Software Product Line at EPEX SPOT since 2021.
Nicolas Métivier completed their education in the field of engineering. From 2001 to 2004, they attended ISEP - école d'ingénieurs du numérique and obtained an Engineer's degree in Software Engineering. During the same period, from 2003 to 2004, they also attended Polytechnique Montréal and earned an Engineer's degree in Telecommunications Engineering.
In addition to their formal education, Nicolas has also obtained certifications. In May 2015, they completed a course on Machine Learning from Stanford University through Coursera. Nicolas also holds a certification in Professional Scrum Master I from Scrum.org, although specific details about the date of completion are not available.
EPEX SPOT
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The European Power Exchange, EPEX SPOT SE, is the Exchange for short-term power trading in Europe. It enables electricity producers, utilities, trading companies and industrial consumers to trade power for today or the following day, balancing their supply and demand. EPEX SPOT and its affiliates operate organised short-term electricity markets for Central Western Europe, the United Kingdom and Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Striving for the well-functioning European single market for electricity, EPEX SPOT shares its expertise with partners across the continent and beyond. EPEX SPOT is a European company (Societas Europaea) in corporate structure and staff, based in Paris with offices or affiliates in Amsterdam, Bern, Brussels, Leipzig, London and Vienna. Over 300 members trade electricity across twelve countries on EPEX SPOT. 49% of its equity is held by HGRT, a holding of transmission system operators. Today, the staff of the Exchange reflects the diversity of its markets: EPEX SPOT employs 200 people from over 20 nations. For more information, please visit www.epexspot.com