Launch of the class of 2024 of our Young Engineers incubator

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Launch of the class of 2024 of our Young Engineers incubator

This year, the class of 2024, made up of 18 young engineers, met for a day at LIRYC (L’institut des maladies du rythme cardiaque), in Pessac.
The programme for this first day of training included various presentations by the CAP INGELEC management team, our DAS Directors and our business experts. We would like to thank Professor Aurélien Bustin, who presented the subject of his research into heart imaging (Miniature MRI) and invited our young engineers to visit the bioengineering platform.

The session continued the next day at our Saint-Jean-d’Illac branch, with presentations of our activities, businesses and skills. A visit to our electrical cabinet design workshop and a discussion with the technical teams rounded off this first session. This group will continue their training in March (by videoconference) and April (at our Paris branch).

The aim of this incubator is twofold:
➡️ To provide the keys to a better understanding of our businesses
➡️ and to help you immerse yourself in our corporate practices and values.

Welcome to you all and enjoy your integration into CAP INGELEC!

YOUNG ENGINEERS AT CAP INGELEC

Since 2015, we have been running a unique in-house training programme for newly arrived engineers. Each newcomer benefits from tailor-made training (3 sessions spread over the year) focused on developing skills and acquiring the fundamentals. For better integration, an experienced employee accompanies the young graduate throughout the course. Fully immersed in the business world, this training provides real added value for our future engineers in terms of know-how, learning and integration. It is also a lever for development and loyalty, and a reflection of our ambitions and values.

THE HEART RHYTHM DISEASE INSTITUTE

Cap Ingelec is supporting the Liryc Institut, by contributing to the funding of research and training projects. The aim of this Bordeaux-based institute is to better understand and treat electrical dysfunctions of the heart, which are at the root of many cardiovascular diseases, thanks to one of the world’s most ambitious programmes in cardiac rhythmology. Supporting Liryc is crucial, because heart rhythm disorders are responsible for 50,000 sudden deaths a year in France. With so many lives snuffed out every day, and the suffering of patients and their families, this is a matter of urgency. This type of project is totally in line with our vocation to support initiatives in the fields of social and professional integration, improving health and well-being.