2008 -2014 - engineering geologist - french scientific agencies - management of nuclear waste sites
Nuclear Safety (IRSN, Paris), site and natural hazards department: geotechnical assessments of liquefaction of soils (CPT, SPT and Vs) under nuclear buildings / evaluation of the stability tailing dams, Narbonne, France / characterization of subsurface materials, Nuclear Power Plant 1&2 and 3&4, Abu Dhabi/ review of mechanical monitoring system based on an atoll (French Polynesia) / Paleoflood studies.
National Radioactive Waste Management Agency (ANDRA, Paris and Troyes): mission of supervision seismic acquisition and drilling for a potential deep nuclear waste storage (France) / Subsurface investigations in the weathering zone for subsurface storages (France).
2001 – 2008 - engineering geologist - French geological survey (BRGM group):
Indian Ocean Unit (Reunion and Mayotte Islands) : natural hazards crisis (landslides and floods) / studies about serious landslides (GPS monitoring, structural analysis)/ geotechnical maps with scales from 1/ 5 000 to 1/ 25 000 / Tutor of intern MSc in applied geology (internship of 6 months) /
Technical support for the French Polynesia (Mission of 3 months in the Marquises (Nuku Hiva, Ua Pou, Ua Huka) and Maupiti Islands).
Rhône-Alpes Unit : data collection and observations of hazards in different areas (rock falls, landslides, karst collapses, and drought hazard) / Further investigations for the causes of large debris flow (Cirque du Fer-a-Cheval, Haute Savoie).
1997 – 2001 - assistant and researcher (PhD) - Laboratories of french ministry of public works and buildings
Geology and Rock Mechanics Department, LCPC, Paris: Stability of abandonned underground quarries, geological surveys, characterization of soft rocks, research about creep of rocks and loading transfers due to discontinuities (as part of my Ph. D).
Natural Hazards Unit, CETE Lyon, France: participation to different field works (drilling, geological mapping at Sechilienne, France) / Rock fall studies (Cantal, France).
