Side Projects & Hobbies
Personal Projects
Outside of engineering work, I spend my time building things — from my YouTube channel and vintage bikes to custom electronics and embedded systems.
🎬 Creative
Sharing My Projects — YouTube Channel
Sharing design, manufacturing, and mechanics projects on my YouTube channel. Documenting vehicle conversions, custom motorcycle builds, and electronic projects for a community of enthusiasts. Full production pipeline handled independently: filming, editing, and content creation.
🏍️ Mechanics
Yamaha 125 Café Racer Build
I undertook the complete modification of a café racer/scrambler style motorcycle. In May 2020 I bought a 1993 Yamaha SR 125 with the idea of carrying out a complete café racer-style transformation. This project, which I fully documented with videos posted on YouTube, came to an end in December 2020. To date, the videos of the transformation count over 60,000 views.
🔧 Mechanics
BMW E30 Restoration
Continuous restoration of my BMW E30. Purchasing this as my first car was a dream, but a dream that requires constant work. I undertook extensive suspension refresh and bodywork refurbishment. This helped me develop my mechanical skills and also work on some fabrication skills like welding. I am currently working on the electrical system to help gain some reliability and comfort.
⚡ Electronics & Mechanics
1000W Yose Power E-Bike Conversion
I wanted to get started on electric vehicle projects, and I found the electric conversion kits for bicycles interesting. So I did my research and bought a 1000W Yose Power kit. I then assembled it on a Btwin 520s mountain bike with the necessary adaptations. I also documented and posted the process on YouTube, which now counts over 80,000 views, leading to a collaboration with the brand.
⚡ Electronics
STM32-Based Vehicle Control Unit (VCU)
Currently working on a custom firmware/hardware package for an EV-specific VCU for 2 and 4-wheel vehicles. Creating the base firmware and integrating features such as torque vectoring, traction control, wheelie control, and full custom HMI options.
🎧 Electronics
Self-Made Helmet Intercom System
On the market, you can find many bluetooth audio kits to install on your helmet, but their prices sometimes exceed 300€. I wondered if it was possible to build one myself using parts I already owned. So I took the components of a Bluetooth speaker that no longer worked, 3d-modeled/printed a box to mount it on the helmet, and made the connections with speakers from an old set of broken headphones. After more than a year of use, I have no problems with it, which cost me no more than €1.50 worth of plastic filament.
🛹 Electronics
Electric Skateboard — Li-Ion Battery Build
Having always wanted to build an electric skateboard, the cheapest way I managed to start this project was to buy a broken high-end board. I went forward with this plan and ended up doing a full battery rebuild, learning to spot-weld a battery pack with 18650 cells. I also had to make some modifications to the remote and charging systems.
Contact
Open to new challenges in the world of motorsport
Open to full-time roles in motorsport engineering from February 2027. Based in France — open to relocation internationally.