Maxime Degrave

Maxime Degrave is an engineer with 7 years of experience in the fields of industrial electricity, including petrochemicals, mining, and metals. He has worked as a consultant for 5 years, specializing in wind/solar energy for 1 year, and spent 1 year as a site supervisor for Hydro-Québec projects. Currently seeking opportunities to further develop his project management skills and technical field application expertise.

Maxime has a strong background in project management, technical supervision, and cost analysis for industrial projects. He has supervised technicians and drafters, led technical projects for conveyor systems, and managed projects with a cost deviation of around 10%.

His technical skills include conducting comprehensive studies for wind farms, site supervision, sizing electrical distribution and protection equipment, specifying management systems and wiring installations, designing low and medium voltage distribution systems, and specifying control centers for Allen Bradley and Eaton machinery.

Specializing in team management, Maxime has expertise in wind farm studies, developing cost-saving engineering tools, analyzing arc-flash, power flow, and short circuits in industrial settings, optimizing cable tray design, and understanding IEEE color book technical documents. Additionally, he is highly familiar with the Quebec electrical code.

In terms of commercial experience, Maxime has built a strong network within industries to provide quick responses and offer optimal solutions to clients. He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Computing from Institut universitaire technologique de Cachan and a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from Université du Québec à Rimouski. Maxime has previously worked at CISSS de Chaudière-Appalaches, WSP, GCM Consultants inc., and Hydro-Québec, gaining extensive experience in various roles within the electrical engineering sector.