Nicolas Petitjean
About Nicolas Petitjean
Nicolas Petitjean is an Agent de maîtrise méthodes et process at Bodycote in Limoges, France, where he has worked since 2022. He has a background in mechanical engineering and has experience in motorsport mechanics and design.
Work at Bodycote
Nicolas Petitjean has been employed at Bodycote since 2022, serving as an Agent de maîtrise méthodes et process. His role focuses on optimizing methods and processes within the organization. Bodycote operates in the field of thermal processing and metal treatment, providing services that enhance the performance and longevity of materials. Petitjean's position contributes to the company's commitment to quality and efficiency in its operations.
Education and Expertise
Nicolas Petitjean studied at IUT Limoges, where he obtained a DUT in Génie Mécanique et Productique from 2014 to 2016. He furthered his education at the same institution, achieving a Licence Pro in Maquettage Numérique et Prototypage Rapide from 2016 to 2017. His academic background equips him with a solid foundation in mechanical engineering and rapid prototyping, essential for his roles in various engineering and technical positions.
Background in Automotive Mechanics
Before his current role, Nicolas Petitjean gained experience in the automotive sector. He worked as a Mécanicien sport auto at ECOLE DE LA PERFORMANCE for five months in 2020. He also served as a Mécanicien LMP2 at TDS Racing in 2021, where he participated in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) season. His hands-on experience in high-performance automotive environments has contributed to his technical skills and industry knowledge.
Professional Experience in Engineering
Nicolas Petitjean has a diverse professional background in engineering roles. He worked at NOVEXA as a Technicien bureau d’études et commercial from 2019 to 2020, where he conducted technical audits and was involved in equipment setup. His previous positions include working as a Concepteur at Europlv and as a Technicien méthodes at Texelis. Throughout these roles, he developed specific tools using Solidworks and modeled 3D tools for a 5-axis cell, showcasing his technical proficiency.
Technical Skills and Projects
Nicolas Petitjean has demonstrated strong technical skills throughout his career. He designed a power transmission system for a sidecar using Catia V5 during his studies. Additionally, he modeled real tools in 3D for a 5-axis cell during his internship at TEXELIS. His ability to develop tools and conduct global site visits for technical audits highlights his practical experience and understanding of engineering processes.