Philippe Duhamel
About Philippe Duhamel
Philippe Duhamel is a Senior Product Engineer at Faurecia, where he has worked since 2012. He has a background in micromechanical engineering and has contributed to innovative automotive seat designs in collaboration with Renault.
Work at Faurecia
Philippe Duhamel has held multiple positions at Faurecia, a global leader in automotive technology. He began his tenure as a Designer in 2001, progressing to a Design Engineer role in 2004. He served as a Senior Design Engineer from 2005 to 2009 in Troy, MI, USA, before returning to France. Since 2012, he has been working as a Senior Product Engineer in Brieres-les-Scelles. His work includes significant contributions to product development and innovation, particularly in the automotive seating sector.
Education and Expertise
Philippe Duhamel's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Micro Mechanical from Lycée du Parc de Vilgénis, which he completed from 1996 to 1999. He also earned a technical degree with a micromechanical option (Brevet Technicien superieur) from 1999 to 2001. Additionally, he studied at Innotech from 2001 to 2002. His expertise lies in product engineering and design, particularly in the development of lightweight automotive components.
Background
Philippe Duhamel began his career in the automotive industry with a focus on design and engineering. His initial roles at Faurecia involved design and project engineering, where he gained experience in product development. Over the years, he transitioned into more senior roles, allowing him to lead projects and collaborate with major automotive manufacturers like Renault.
Achievements
Duhamel contributed to the development of a front seat made of aluminum that improved rear passenger space in collaboration with Renault. His work on a project that received recognition from the Mov’eo cluster in 2010 led to a PREDIT 2013 award in the 'Competitiveness of the Transport Industry' category. He presented innovative front seat designs at major international events, including IAA 2017 and CES 2018, showcasing advancements in automotive seating technology.