Sadok Ridene
About Sadok Ridene
Sadok Ridene is an Automotive Numerical Simulation Engineer with a Diploma of Technological Research, currently employed at Daimler AG in Germany since 2017. He specializes in finite element modeling of high-voltage automotive components for crash simulation validation.
Work at Daimler
Sadok Ridene has been employed at Daimler AG since 2017 as an Automotive Numerical Simulation Engineer. His role involves conducting research on Finite Element modeling of high-voltage automotive components, specifically focusing on crash simulation validation. This position has allowed him to contribute significantly to the development and safety of automotive technologies at the Mercedes-Benz Werk Sindelfingen.
Education and Expertise
Sadok Ridene studied at the National Engineering School of Monastir from 2013 to 2015, where he earned a Diploma of Technological Research. His education has equipped him with a strong foundation in engineering principles, particularly in the field of automotive numerical simulation. He has further honed his expertise through various roles in research and development within the automotive sector.
Background
Before joining Daimler AG, Sadok Ridene gained experience through internships and projects in the automotive field. He worked at Mathevon S.a. in 2015 for one month as a Research and Development Engineering Intern in Normandy, France. Additionally, he completed a five-month project at Daimler AG as part of his engineering school final project in 2017, which focused on research and development.
Research Experience
Sadok Ridene has engaged in various research projects throughout his career. He worked at Université De Valenciennes Et Du Hainaut-Cambrésis from 2015 to 2016 for four months on a research and development project. His current research at Daimler AG emphasizes automotive numerical simulation, contributing to advancements in vehicle safety and performance.