« I joined SNR in 2002 as an assembly operator and then in grinding at the Seynod site. I then moved on to a position as a Set-up operator in 2010 and then Professional Production Worker. Today I have resumed my studies to obtain a Technology degree.
I chose to work in Industry and I think that women have their place in it. When we talk about industry, we mostly think of the factory, but there are many different areas such as quality, logistics and design offices in which we can develop. All the departments are connected and work together, which means you can learn every day. »