Introducing Our Newest Staff Members

I was born and raised in San Diego, California, and relocated to France nearly three years ago with my family. Along with my husband, I am raising our two young daughters while enjoying the experience of building a life abroad.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health and have over 10 years of experience across the healthcare industry, with a professional background rooted in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, healthcare support, and program management. In addition to my sales and healthcare industry experience, I also worked as a nursing assistant early in my career, which provided me with a strong foundation in patient care and a deeper understanding of the human side of healthcare.

I am very excited to begin this new chapter in the energy industry with Enerdata. I look forward to bringing my experience into a field that plays an important role in the future of our world.

Outside of work, I enjoy hiking, playing tennis, and staying involved in my community by helping coach my daughters’ basketball team.

Born and raised in Guanajuato, Mexico, I have always been driven by a curiosity for the world—a passion fuelled by living in Brazil and working professionally across the U.S., Argentina, and Colombia. This multicultural journey, complemented by my love for languages (I speak Spanish, English, French, and Portuguese, and am now learning German), naturally led me to study International Relations and later pursue a Master’s in Development Economics in Grenoble, France.

It was during my time in Brazil that my interest in sustainability and development truly took root. My career has since evolved from managing international operations in the pharmaceutical industry to focusing on the energy transition. After analysing solar and battery markets for startups, I joined Enerdata, where I now contribute to projects focused on the global electricity sector.

Outside of work, I am an avid swimmer and nature lover. Whether I am in a lake or the ocean, water is where I feel most connected to the environment. Above all, I value meaningful connections and the opportunity to keep learning from every experience and every person I meet.

After studying engineering sciences at Ecole Centrale Paris, I completed a Master's degree in Energy Economics at Paris Saclay. This degree allowed me to I discovered how economics explains the functioning of the power system. Then, I worked for five years at RTE, the French Transmission System Operator, first as an intern and then as a Research Engineer. During this time, I explored various topics, from the capacity market mechanism, to the economic optimisation of investments (grids, battery storage) and risk analysis.

Attracted by Grenoble and its surrounding mountains, I joined Enerdata as a Power Market Analyst, specifically focusing on power price modelling. This role allows me to tackle global issues and develop ambitious and robust models by leveraging both my experience and Enerdata's expertise and databases. 

Outside of work, I enjoy spending my free time climbing or skiing in the mountains, always prioritising sustainable transport such as the train, bus or cycling. When the weather isn’t suitable for the outdoors, I spend my time gardening or sewing.

Born and raised in Paris, I’ve traded the Haussmann-style buildings and cheese for skyscrapers and kaya.

I first joined Enerdata's Singapore office back in 2023 under the V.I.E program. After an enriching and successful first two years, I am now a permanent staff of the team in Asia. As a Business Consultant, my role is very diversified. From market research and analysis to business development and sales, I cover different activities contributing to Enerdata's growth in Asia-Pacific. 

Before joining the team, I pursued a Master of International Economics split over four different universities in Paris and Copenhagen. During those years, studying across diverse institutions brought me different views and ideas that I have chosen to apply to a key challenge: sustainability. Along the way, I had the opportunity to do in internship at the French Ministry of Ecological Transition during a gap year. After graduating from Paris-Dauphine University, I had a short experience in the banking sector as a Junior Economist for emerging markets and joined Enerdata. 

As a team player and sportsman at heart, I value collective success and thrive in results-oriented environments. This translates both in my professional and personal life.  Any ball or racket sport? I am your man! I spent a few years playing tennis, football and handball, and I now became a volleyball addict.  Any day off? You will probably find me travelling for a short retreat, running in a park, or enjoying any outdoor activity. 

Throughout my career, I have worked in a wide range of environments – from management consultancy and international corporations to impact-driven start-ups – across cities including Paris, Montreal, and Toronto. This journey has allowed me to develop a dual expertise combining data analytics (initially in marketing, then ESG) and product management.

I joined Enerdata to continue developing high-impact products and tackling cross-functional challenges alongside multidisciplinary teams. It was essential for me to join an organisation where my work contributes meaningfully to addressing current social and environmental challenges.

Originally from Brittany and a Quebecer at heart, I am now a resident of Grenoble. I am delighted to be living in such an engaged city, close to nature, and in an environment that enables an ideal work-life balance.

Born and raised in Paris, I decided early on to dedicate my career to climate issues and understanding energy transition pathways. Following an intensive preparatory program, I entered École Polytechnique, where I specialised in energy and climate. I furthered my expertise with a dual Master’s degree from Sciences Po and La Sorbonne, bridging the gap between climate science and policy.

My professional journey began with a research internship at CIRED, focusing on the socio-economic modelling of the transition. I then joined the consultancy firm I Care for my final internship, advising public sector stakeholders on climate challenges. In 2025, I officially joined the Paris office of Enerdata.

A sports enthusiast, I play competitive handball with the Paris 19 club. You can also find me running or on a badminton or football pitch. Outside of sports, I am found of cinema, literature, and photography.

A Parisian at heart and happy living in the region (even though I love the mountains!), I joined Enerdata in 2025 to drive the development of new offerings for businesses. My career, in a nutshell: Over 15 years of experience in developing solutions for the energy and environmental transition, with significant stints in consulting (GreenFlex, Yélé Consulting, Energies Demain), digital innovation at Enedis, and structuring business activities at Deepki.

What truly motivates me on a daily basis:

• Discovering new topics, continuously learning, and exploring new challenges through interaction with diverse audiences.
• Finding creative and tangible solutions to complex problems.
• Developing new activities and supporting the growth of dynamic teams.
• Thriving in an innovative environment, engaging with new technologies.
• Working collectively in a dynamic and motivated team atmosphere.

I'm also very committed to a healthy work-life balance: I enjoy spending time with my two children, for whom I hope to help preserve a liveable and inspiring planet.

Having grown up in a village deep in the Pyrenees, I began my studies in maths and physics preparatory classes in Toulouse, before going on to CentraleSupélec engineering school in Saclay. It was then that I started to become interested in issues related to energy, climate, and more broadly, the impact of human societies on the environment. During my gap year, I worked on interconnection project analysis at RTE, energy consumption in real estate portfolios at Deepki, and personal carbon footprints at Carbone 4. I then completed my studies with a Master's in Electrical Engineering at the University of Queensland, Australia.

After six months of hitchhiking along the Andes mountain range, I returned to France in 2024 and settled in Marseille for a year. There, I worked successively as an analyst for CVE, a renewable energy producer, and for the Chamber of Commerce. However, the pull of the mountains was too strong, and I eventually moved to Grenoble to join the Enerdata team!

Beyond my professional life, I am passionate about mountain sports, particularly climbing and trail running, and I love travelling independently, whether by bike or on foot. I also really enjoy DIY, gardening, reading, and discussing politics.

I joined Enerdata's Clean Technologies team in 2024, after spending over two years in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, working on development projects at the crossroads of energy, agriculture, and finance. Following this incredibly enriching life experience, I was delighted to return to my native Alps and settle in Grenoble.

Before all that, Paris was my home base for over 10 years. This began with my business school studies at ESCP-Europe, specialising in economics, followed by various roles in sustainable development and innovation consulting. My professional journey is marked by a strong awareness of the challenges posed by the energy and environmental transition.

As a keen climber, hiker, and skier, I spend much of my free time in the mountains around Grenoble. Beyond that, I am passionate about music, and above all, playing it: I have been playing guitar and singing for many years.

I grew up in Tours, a city in the Centre region of France, before making the move to Paris for my higher education. I started with a bachelor’s degree in Management and Finance at the Sorbonne, and then went on to complete a Master's in International Affairs and Development at Paris-Dauphine University. 

My professional journey began with an internship at Engie, which was followed by two more at TotalEnergies. In these roles, I primarily worked as an analyst, focusing on news monitoring, energy market analysis, and researching key industry players. I have now joined the Research department at Enerdata, in the Paris office. 

Outside of my studies and work, I stay pretty active with sports. I played competitive football and handball for several years, but these days you will mostly find me at the gym or out running. If not, I might be at the cinema or enjoying a meal at an Indian restaurant. I also co-run a newsletter that I founded with some friends. We aim to raise awareness of international news and issues through the lenses of economics, energy, and geopolitics — a topic I am really interested in. 

After growing up in Brittany and Eastern France, I had the opportunity to continue travelling around France for my studies. I attended preparatory classes in Toulouse and then went to Paris for my engineering school. I have always been sensitive to nature and my environment, which is why I wanted my future job to allow me to contribute to the ecological transition. So, naturally I chose to follow the new engineering course at the Mines de Paris, which focused on understanding the energy and climate challenges we face. It was an amazing opportunity to learn more about various subjects related to the transition, including mobility, energy and industry.

I am passionate about outdoor sports, especially hiking, climbing and skiing, so I decided to move near the Alps to be closer to the lifestyle I love. I was fortunate enough to discover Enerdata during an internship, and after my graduation, I was delighted to join the team as an analyst in the Energy Transition Indicators and Pathways team, where I will be working on some exciting topics in a unique environment.

I joined the Sales & Marketing team at the beginning of the year as an Account Manager for France, Benelux, Switzerland, and Africa. I'm based in Lyon, my home-town and my heartland.

Regarding my background, I began my studies in Marketing & Brand Management at the ISG Lyon-Paris with a stint in Dublin where I completed my M2 through an apprenticeship in the automotive sector. I later redirected my studies towards the energy transition sector by joining EM Lyon and its Specialised Master’s in Energy Transition Management.

I am a big fan of cars and motor-sport, particularly Porsche.  I also have a passion for freeride skiing, which I've been enjoying every winter on the slopes of Chamonix for the past 26 years.

Born and raised in Grenoble, I have a degree in Russian studies, during which I focused on political science and sociology. 

Thanks to this education, coupled with my experience in academic research, I developed the political consciousness that eventually led me to work at Enerdata.

In what, in hindsight, seems like a stroke of fate, I started learning Russian at a young age, which not only evolved into a broader and lifelong interest in foreign languages and cultures, but years later led me to live and study in Saint Petersburg. As the geopolitical situation in the world grows more tense and travel is hindered, my work in the Power Plant Tracker team allows me to see the world through its power plants!

In my free time, I like to keep myself busy with a wide range of hobbies that rotate periodically. From creative hobbies (photography, music playing, calligraphy), through language learning, keeping up with politics and scientific writings on Russia and the ‘post-Soviet’ space, to literature, cinema, and video games, it is important for me to keep a busy and open mind outside of work.