Ingénieur conception mécanique

• Apr 2023 - Present

Project Engineer

• Mar 2022 - Sep 2022

For centuries Cambodian farmers planted rice in the effective but labor-intensive method of transplanting seedlings individually by hand to rows in rice paddies. Increased migration to cities causing severe labor shortage in rural areas has resulted in broadcasting rice seeds, a method used by up to ninety percent of the farmers and practiced out of desperation. Broadcast planting or indiscriminately throwing seeds on a field relies heavily on fertilizer, pesticides, fungicides… Show more For centuries Cambodian farmers planted rice in the effective but labor-intensive method of transplanting seedlings individually by hand to rows in rice paddies. Increased migration to cities causing severe labor shortage in rural areas has resulted in broadcasting rice seeds, a method used by up to ninety percent of the farmers and practiced out of desperation. Broadcast planting or indiscriminately throwing seeds on a field relies heavily on fertilizer, pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, and causes damage to the ecosystem. No spacing between seedlings causes lower yields because competition for nutrients is higher, and weeding becomes difficult. Therefore, lower profits. The market is evolving and BB2C, with our affordable, locally produced technology, addresses this urgent need for a new method. BB2C’s technology brilliantly shoots the seeds into the ground with uniform spacing. Seeds embedded are drought resistant since the soil contains more moisture deeper in the ground. The seeds are also protected from being washed away by flooding. Embedded seeds are protected from pests such as rats, snakes, and birds. Our new addition to the product line, the Eli Rice Seeder, is a rice planter that does away with the backbreaking work of women bending over all day in rice paddies or the ineffective method of broadcasting the seeds. Show less For centuries Cambodian farmers planted rice in the effective but labor-intensive method of transplanting seedlings individually by hand to rows in rice paddies. Increased migration to cities causing severe labor shortage in rural areas has resulted in broadcasting rice seeds, a method used by up to ninety percent of the farmers and practiced out of desperation. Broadcast planting or indiscriminately throwing seeds on a field relies heavily on fertilizer, pesticides, fungicides… Show more For centuries Cambodian farmers planted rice in the effective but labor-intensive method of transplanting seedlings individually by hand to rows in rice paddies. Increased migration to cities causing severe labor shortage in rural areas has resulted in broadcasting rice seeds, a method used by up to ninety percent of the farmers and practiced out of desperation. Broadcast planting or indiscriminately throwing seeds on a field relies heavily on fertilizer, pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, and causes damage to the ecosystem. No spacing between seedlings causes lower yields because competition for nutrients is higher, and weeding becomes difficult. Therefore, lower profits. The market is evolving and BB2C, with our affordable, locally produced technology, addresses this urgent need for a new method. BB2C’s technology brilliantly shoots the seeds into the ground with uniform spacing. Seeds embedded are drought resistant since the soil contains more moisture deeper in the ground. The seeds are also protected from being washed away by flooding. Embedded seeds are protected from pests such as rats, snakes, and birds. Our new addition to the product line, the Eli Rice Seeder, is a rice planter that does away with the backbreaking work of women bending over all day in rice paddies or the ineffective method of broadcasting the seeds. Show less

Job Shadowing

• Feb 2022 - Aug 2022

Lead Engineer

• Apr 2021 - Sep 2021

Driven by a desire to diversify its field of action, ArrowDot decided in 2021 to launch the development of a touchless car-wash robotic arm. To do so, I had the responsibility to manage a team of six engineering students, working on the development of the robotic arm. This product, until now exclusively manufactured in China, is not inserted on the Cambodian market because of its very high purchase price. Therefore, ArrowDot's objective was to create a solution: - Affordable for the… Show more Driven by a desire to diversify its field of action, ArrowDot decided in 2021 to launch the development of a touchless car-wash robotic arm. To do so, I had the responsibility to manage a team of six engineering students, working on the development of the robotic arm. This product, until now exclusively manufactured in China, is not inserted on the Cambodian market because of its very high purchase price. Therefore, ArrowDot's objective was to create a solution: - Affordable for the local market - Capable of washing a car in less than 5 minutes - Easy to assemble and implement in all types of environments In order to design this robot, we had to think about the project as a whole. Moreover, sending 3D renderings regularly to the suppliers allowed me to convince them in our project. During this internship, I worked with: - Miro, a remote team collaboration space - SolidWorks 2021, a mechanical design software - Various specialized catalogs, sent by suppliers With the first renderings seducing the suppliers, ArrowDot would like, within two years, to implement its robotic arm all over Cambodia. Afterwards, if this solution proves to be viable, ArrowDot's ambition is to perfect and extend its product to neighboring countries. At the moment, the first prototype is composed of: - 21 high-pressure nozzles working at 70 bar - 11 nozzles delivering cleaning products at 30 bar - Ultrasonic sensors to adapt to the dimensions of the car Show less Driven by a desire to diversify its field of action, ArrowDot decided in 2021 to launch the development of a touchless car-wash robotic arm. To do so, I had the responsibility to manage a team of six engineering students, working on the development of the robotic arm. This product, until now exclusively manufactured in China, is not inserted on the Cambodian market because of its very high purchase price. Therefore, ArrowDot's objective was to create a solution: - Affordable for the… Show more Driven by a desire to diversify its field of action, ArrowDot decided in 2021 to launch the development of a touchless car-wash robotic arm. To do so, I had the responsibility to manage a team of six engineering students, working on the development of the robotic arm. This product, until now exclusively manufactured in China, is not inserted on the Cambodian market because of its very high purchase price. Therefore, ArrowDot's objective was to create a solution: - Affordable for the local market - Capable of washing a car in less than 5 minutes - Easy to assemble and implement in all types of environments In order to design this robot, we had to think about the project as a whole. Moreover, sending 3D renderings regularly to the suppliers allowed me to convince them in our project. During this internship, I worked with: - Miro, a remote team collaboration space - SolidWorks 2021, a mechanical design software - Various specialized catalogs, sent by suppliers With the first renderings seducing the suppliers, ArrowDot would like, within two years, to implement its robotic arm all over Cambodia. Afterwards, if this solution proves to be viable, ArrowDot's ambition is to perfect and extend its product to neighboring countries. At the moment, the first prototype is composed of: - 21 high-pressure nozzles working at 70 bar - 11 nozzles delivering cleaning products at 30 bar - Ultrasonic sensors to adapt to the dimensions of the car Show less

Engineer

• Jul 2020 - Sep 2020

Voltra is the first Cambodian electric motorcycle & bicycle brand. During my internship, I have been in charge of developing and designing the FIRST "Zero Carbon Emission" factory, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This growing company gave me huge responsibilities. For instance, I had to develop the entire factory design, eco-friendly processes and create new ways of production. Furthermore, during this internship, I had the honor to meet the Minister of Environment of Cambodia, his Excellency Say… Show more Voltra is the first Cambodian electric motorcycle & bicycle brand. During my internship, I have been in charge of developing and designing the FIRST "Zero Carbon Emission" factory, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This growing company gave me huge responsibilities. For instance, I had to develop the entire factory design, eco-friendly processes and create new ways of production. Furthermore, during this internship, I had the honor to meet the Minister of Environment of Cambodia, his Excellency Say Sam Al. Show less Voltra is the first Cambodian electric motorcycle & bicycle brand. During my internship, I have been in charge of developing and designing the FIRST "Zero Carbon Emission" factory, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This growing company gave me huge responsibilities. For instance, I had to develop the entire factory design, eco-friendly processes and create new ways of production. Furthermore, during this internship, I had the honor to meet the Minister of Environment of Cambodia, his Excellency Say… Show more Voltra is the first Cambodian electric motorcycle & bicycle brand. During my internship, I have been in charge of developing and designing the FIRST "Zero Carbon Emission" factory, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This growing company gave me huge responsibilities. For instance, I had to develop the entire factory design, eco-friendly processes and create new ways of production. Furthermore, during this internship, I had the honor to meet the Minister of Environment of Cambodia, his Excellency Say Sam Al. Show less

Internship

• Jul 2017 - Aug 2017

Worker internship within the teams of formworkers assigned to the subway station (B) Les Gayeulles, Rennes, France. I worked with several formworkers in different parts of the site. I spent most of my time doing manual works such as pouring concrete, welding, building walls and floors or establishing security barriers. Once a week, I had an one hour briefing with the site manager to get an overview of his strategy. On the other hand, working with the clerks showed me the reality of how… Show more Worker internship within the teams of formworkers assigned to the subway station (B) Les Gayeulles, Rennes, France. I worked with several formworkers in different parts of the site. I spent most of my time doing manual works such as pouring concrete, welding, building walls and floors or establishing security barriers. Once a week, I had an one hour briefing with the site manager to get an overview of his strategy. On the other hand, working with the clerks showed me the reality of how things were made. This internship has been the perfect opportunity to experience two different sides of this business sector. Show less Worker internship within the teams of formworkers assigned to the subway station (B) Les Gayeulles, Rennes, France. I worked with several formworkers in different parts of the site. I spent most of my time doing manual works such as pouring concrete, welding, building walls and floors or establishing security barriers. Once a week, I had an one hour briefing with the site manager to get an overview of his strategy. On the other hand, working with the clerks showed me the reality of how… Show more Worker internship within the teams of formworkers assigned to the subway station (B) Les Gayeulles, Rennes, France. I worked with several formworkers in different parts of the site. I spent most of my time doing manual works such as pouring concrete, welding, building walls and floors or establishing security barriers. Once a week, I had an one hour briefing with the site manager to get an overview of his strategy. On the other hand, working with the clerks showed me the reality of how things were made. This internship has been the perfect opportunity to experience two different sides of this business sector. Show less