Our CSR Commitments: Developing sustainable career paths for all our employees

I started at Sixense in May 2018 as an instrumentation engineer on a small site to learn the job, and then had the opportunity to work on a larger site. I was not planning on leaving France, but I took advantage of a mobility opportunity in Portugal that was offered to me at the end of my maternity leave. Since March 2023, I have been working with the Sixense Iberia teams on the construction of a metro line in Porto. This mobility happened very quickly. The company helped me find an accommodation and with the administrative procedures. This mobility is a great professional challenge, I had to adapt to new ways of working, I already spoke Portuguese, but for my family and I, it is an opportunity to discover a new country, a new culture. I have no regrets!

Leticia Barrere

Instrumentation Engineer - Sixense Iberia

I started my career in acoustics in 2001 as a technician intern. After 6 years I moved to a senior position as acoustic engineer and then project manager at Soldata Acoustic, which has since become the Environment division of Sixense Engineering. My job has changed a lot in 20 years. When I started, I was in a very operational position, travelling regularly to the field to take measurements and then doing calculations and study reports in the office. Today I work on measurement techniques, their development and data management. I am involved in monitoring technologies, research and development, and building partnerships to come up with new measurement solutions for our customers. One of my goals was to grow in my position. I have been able to manage projects and travel abroad, notably in the UK, to implement our acoustic measurement solutions. Opportunities have emerged throughout my career, and I was able to take advantage of them. I see myself as a technical expert and a mentor for young people. I want to pass on my knowledge, help them grow and give them the chance to meet people who have taught me a lot throughout my career.

Christophe Mirabel

Acoustician, Head of metrological resources - Sixense Engineering

At Sixense Monitoring, projects can change quite quickly over time depending on public tenders in the region. I was hired after my final internship and then had the opportunity to embark on a VIE programme (International Volunteering in Company) in Hong Kong. At the end of my VIE, there was a critical need for data managers in the US, so I asked to join the North American teams. The mobility was very easy, it was very fluid and natural. When I arrived in the United States, I was able to benefit from logistical support from Sixense.

Lancelot Mahé

Instrumentation Engineer - Sixense USA