Stéphanie Rey talks about her career path

“I like to learn and discover. The diversity of Berger-Levrault’s business sectors and scientific fields means I get to meet exciting people. The design of innovative services, mixing these two worlds, stimulates my creativity.”

Research on digital innovation:

2008 – Double Computer Science Engineering Diploma in France and Spain (ENSIMAG & Universitat Politècinca de Catalunya)
2008–2013 – Lead interaction designer at a startup/SME
2014–2017– Research engineer in an IHM laboratory at ENAC
March 2017 – Start of the CIFRE thesis at Berger-Levrault (DRIT) on the “contribution of tangible interactions for the creation, choice and monitoring of personalized visit paths in museums”
June 2020 – Thesis defense, graduation with a doctorate in computer science. Continuation at Berger-Levrault as a research engineer as part of the DRIT.

Stéphanie Rey Innovative Uses and Scientific Projects Manager

“I like to learn and discover. The diversity of Berger-Levrault’s business sectors and scientific fields means I get to meet exciting people. The design of innovative services, mixing these two worlds, stimulates my creativity.”