Amaury Ponsâa-Royal

Amaury Ponsâa-Royal has a diverse work experience. Amaury is currently working as a Project Delivery Manager at Siteflow, a cloud software editor specializing in field intervention management. Prior to this, they were a member of the organizing committee for The Spark! Contest, a competition aimed at fostering connections between French and British energy leaders.

Before that, Amaury was an entrepreneur, running their own business called Améthyste-Prestige. Amaury imported amethyst geodes from Brazil and built a network of international suppliers. Amaury sold these products online and through various channels, catering to both individual customers and professionals.

Amaury also gained experience at Assystem, where they held several roles. As a Pilot and Animation Manager, they supervised the development of the System Engineering reference framework. Amaury also worked as a Project Manager, overseeing projects in nuclear dismantling and waste management. Additionally, they served as an Assistant Project Manager and an Apprentice in various roles within the company's nuclear division.

Amaury also participated in The Spark! Contest as a finalist in 2017-2018. Furthermore, they worked as a student engineer tutor at Université Paris 13.

Overall, Amaury Ponsâa-Royal has demonstrated versatility in their work experience, with skills in project management, entrepreneurship, and organizational activities.

Amaury Ponsâa-Royal completed their education at three different institutions. Amaury started their educational journey in 2011 at Lycée Jules Ferry in Conflans, where they obtained their Baccalauréat degree with a focus on Mathematics in 2012. Amaury then went on to Sup Galilée, where they pursued a degree in Préparation au Cycle Ingénieur from 2011 to 2013. Amaury'sstudies at Sup Galilée prepared him for further specialization in the field of energy engineering. Amaury continued their education at Sup Galilée from 2013 to 2016, this time completing a degree in Ingénieur Énergétique. During this period, they focused on subjects such as Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Mathematical Analysis, and Computer Science.