Rachel Pellerin
About Rachel Pellerin
Rachel Pellerin is a Responsable Usinage with international experience in engineering roles across Germany, France, and Brazil.
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Rachel Pellerin holds the position of Responsable Usinage, showcasing her expertise and leadership in machining.
Professional Experience at Wilo SE
Rachel Pellerin worked at Wilo SE as an Ingénieur Essais from 2015 to 2016. During her time in Dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, she developed proficiency in testing engineering. This role helped her gain valuable insights into the engineering sector within a globally recognized company.
Professional Experience at Michelin
In 2014, Rachel Pellerin took on the role of Stage Ingénieur at Michelin. She worked in Ferrand, Corrèze, France, for six months, gaining substantial experience in the automotive industry. This role provided her with firsthand knowledge and practical skills in automotive engineering.
Academic Background
Rachel Pellerin studied at Politecnico di Milano for one year from 2013 to 2014. She also spent three years, from 2011 to 2014, at Polytech'Lille, which significantly shaped her engineering expertise. Additionally, she completed two years of preparatory classes at Prépa Lycée Faidherbe from 2009 to 2011, laying a strong foundation for her higher education.
Professional Experience at Emerson
Rachel Pellerin worked at Emerson as a Responsable Usinage. This role allowed her to further utilize her skills in machining and provided leadership in overseeing machining operations.
Diverse International Work Background
Rachel Pellerin's career includes international work experiences in Germany, France, and Brazil. Her roles at companies like Wilo SE in Germany and Michelin in France, along with an academic position at Universidade Federal de Sergipe in Brazil, demonstrate her global professional and academic reach.
Internship Experience
Rachel Pellerin gained hands-on manufacturing experience through a short-term internship as a Stage Ouvrier at Milliken & Company in 2012. She also had a stage assistant ingénieur role at Universidade Federal de Sergipe in 2013, showcasing her early commitment to practical engineering experiences.