Quentin Lejeune

Quentin Lejeune is a highly qualified hydraulic engineer with a diverse range of experiences across various industry sectors. He has pursued his education with great diligence, earning a Master's degree in Géographie Environnementale from Université de Strasbourg, followed by a Hydraulic Engineering Diploma in Water and Environment from the National School of Water and Environment Engineering (ENGEES). Quentin has worked for Conseil départemental de la Seine-Saint-Denis as a Chargé d'études en hydrologie urbaine, where his work has focused on the sanitation network and the impacts of main river floods in the area.

Quentin's career journey has spanned over multiple companies, including Syndicat des Eaux d'Ile de France (SEDIF), where he served as a Chargé d'opérations canalisations. He has also worked as a Hydraulic Engineering Trainee at Disaster Prevention Research Institute - Kyoto University, as well as a Water Treatment Engineering Trainee at National Taiwan University.

Quentin's expertise in hydraulic engineering has allowed him to gain considerable experience in different aspects of the field, including hydrological studies, urban hydrology, fluvial geomorphology, and water treatment engineering. He has also developed a keen interest in disaster management and prevention, which he has further honed during his time as a Hydraulic Project Engineer at SAFEGE.