Dr. Philippe Heraudeau
About Dr. Philippe Heraudeau
Dr. Philippe Heraudeau is a Software Engineer and Data Scientist with extensive experience in the field. He has worked at Voith Digital Ventures since 2017 and has held various positions in academia and engineering since completing his studies in Astronomy and Physics.
Work at Voith Digital Ventures
Dr. Philippe Heraudeau has been employed at Voith Digital Ventures since 2017, serving as a Data Scientist. His role involves leveraging data analytics to drive digital transformation initiatives within the company. He has accumulated seven years of experience in this position, contributing to projects that enhance operational efficiency and innovation in Heidenheim.
Work at FERCHAU Engineering GmbH
Dr. Philippe Heraudeau has worked at FERCHAU Engineering GmbH as a Software Engineer since 2016. With eight years of experience in this role, he focuses on developing software solutions that meet client needs in Laupheim. His expertise in software engineering supports the company's commitment to delivering high-quality engineering services.
Previous Experience at Universität Bonn
Prior to his current roles, Dr. Philippe Heraudeau worked as a Data Scientist at Universität Bonn from 2006 to 2011. During his five years in this position, he contributed to various research projects, applying data science techniques to academic inquiries in the Bonn Area, Germany.
Educational Background in Astronomy
Dr. Philippe Heraudeau earned his PhD in Astronomy from Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, where he studied from 1992 to 1996. This four-year program provided him with a strong foundation in scientific research and analytical skills relevant to his later work in data science and software engineering.
Master's Degree in Physics
Dr. Philippe Heraudeau completed his Master's degree in Physics at Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble I) from 1987 to 1991. This four-year academic experience equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of physical principles, which he later applied in his scientific and engineering career.