Sergio Barcena

Sergio Barcena has a diverse work experience in the railway industry. Sergio started their career at SNCF in 2000, where they held various roles such as Rolling Stock Project Manager and Testing Engineer. During this time, they gained experience in technical and economic tendering, logistics, and testing campaigns. Sergio then joined Eurostar in 2010, where they held positions such as Fleet Solutions Manager and Engineering and Fleet Manager. In these roles, they were responsible for managing the maintenance and performance of the fleet, as well as external contracts for engineering support. Sergio also contributed to the governance and strategy of the Rolling Stock Department. In 2019, Sergio joined OUIGO España as the Director of Operations Planning and Maintenance. Sergio'srole involves preparing the operations and maintenance for the launch of high-speed services in Spain.

Sergio Barcena's education history begins with obtaining a Master's Degree of Engineering Science from Pierre & Marie Curie University (Paris-VII) from 2004 to 2012. During this time, they focused on the module "Embedded Systems in Railway Technology."

From 1996 to 1997, Sergio pursued a Final year Research Project at the National School of Aeronautics and Space (ENSAE) in Toulouse. The research project revolved around studying propellers in drones.

Prior to that, Sergio pursued an Aeronautical Engineer degree at the Universidad Politécnica in Madrid from 1992 to 1996. Sergio'sarea of specialization during this degree program was Jet Engines.

There is no available information on Sergio's education before attending ETCR as the start and end years are not provided. Additionally, no degree or field of study information is given for their time at ETCR.