Arnaud Contet

Arnaud Contet has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Arnaud started their career in 1998 as a Climate System Computations Trainee at Eurocopter. Arnaud then joined Valeo Engine Cooling in 1998 and held various roles including Heat-transfer Computations and Testing Engineer, Application Engineer, Lead Application Engineer, R&D Manager (Acting), and Product Engineering Manager.

In 2008, Arnaud joined TitanX Engine Cooling, where they served as a Patents Responsible, Group CCP Manager, P2/P3 Director, and Advanced Engineering Manager. From 2011 to 2014, they led the bidding phase for key new projects and developed tools and indicators for new business opportunities as the Group CCP Manager.

From 2014 to 2020, Arnaud was the Group Director of Advanced Engineering and Simulations at TitanX Engine Cooling. In this role, they were responsible for supporting the overall Technology Development Plan, managing the global AE projects portfolio, and establishing partnerships with research institutes. Arnaud also managed a heat-transfer and flow simulation group and oversaw the development of new product areas.

Additionally, Arnaud worked as an Evaluator for the European Commission in 2012, specifically for the FP7-TRANSPORT-2012-MOVE-1 call.

Overall, Arnaud Contet has gained extensive experience in advanced engineering, simulations, product engineering, and management throughout their career.

Arnaud Contet began their education in 1990 at Lycée Jules Haag, where they obtained their Bac degree in 1993. During their time at Lycée Jules Haag, Arnaud studied E (Maths, Physics, Technology). In 1993, they enrolled at Polytech Nancy and pursued an M.Sc. in Fluid Dynamics & Heat Transfer until 1998. Following this, Arnaud attended Linköping University from 1995 to 1996, completing the third year of their Mechanical Engineering program. In 2006, Arnaud briefly attended INSEAD, although the degree name and field of study for this academic experience were not provided.