Vincent Lecocq
About Vincent Lecocq
Vincent Lecocq serves as the Responsable des Systèmes Informatiques at Faurecia, where he has worked since 2020. He has over a decade of experience in various IT roles within the company, focusing on network infrastructure, data management, and IT support for multiple production sites.
Work at Faurecia
Vincent Lecocq has held multiple positions at Faurecia since 2006. He began as a Contrat de professionnalisation in Beaulieu for one year. From 2008 to 2013, he served as Correspondant Informatique Local at Faurecia Bavans, Beaulieu, and Valentigney. He then transitioned to Responsable Informatique Local from 2013 to 2020 at Faurecia Magny-Vernois. Since 2020, he has been the Responsable des Systèmes Informatiques, overseeing IT operations across Faurecia sites in Allenjoie, Beaulieu, Sochaux, and Mulhouse.
Education and Expertise
Vincent Lecocq has a strong educational background in information technology. He studied at Université de Bourgogne from 2007 to 2008, achieving a favorable outcome. He completed a BTS en Informatique de Gestion at Lycée Condorcet in 2006. Lecocq also obtained a Licence professionnelle par alternance in Systèmes Informatiques et Logiciels from UFR Sciences et Techniques Antenne d'Auxerre in 2007. He earned a Diplôme d'ingénieur in Informatique from Université de Technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard between 2018 and 2020.
IT Management Responsibilities
In his current role, Vincent Lecocq is responsible for IT budget management and strategic planning for network infrastructure and data management. He oversees IT support for approximately 400 employees at the Beaulieu JIT production site. His responsibilities include managing IT infrastructure across multiple JIT sites, ensuring efficient operations and support.
Project Leadership and Implementation
Vincent Lecocq has led significant projects during his tenure at Faurecia. He managed the relocation project of the Beaulieu site to Allenjoie and Sochaux, which involved establishing two new sites with complete infrastructure, including the setup of four server rooms. Additionally, he implemented a new synchronous application called IJCORE for the Sochaux and Mulhouse sites, focusing on enhancing traceability and Manufacturing Integration Information (MII).