Tristan Dixonne

Tristan Dixonne is a skilled engineering professional specializing in numerical simulation and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Currently serving as an Ingénieur R&D en Simulation Numérique at Verallia since May 2021, Tristan focuses on modeling glass furnace operations and developing numerical methods for glass melting processes. Previous experience includes a role at Safran, where Tristan conducted aerothermal modeling of high-pressure turbine engine distributors using Fluent, and a position at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute, where blood flow in uterine arteries was modeled. Early career experience involved creating a VBA code for LAROQ to automate the import of SolidWorks assembly lists into Sage 100, following a mechanical engineering degree from ENSEIRB-MATMECA and foundational studies in MPSI-PSI* at Lycée Thiers.