Romain Poirier - Computer science student at ENSEEIHT
Millionroads
I used the website of "Millionroads", which is a company that collects data on a lot of professionals who have taken the same course as you.
I have chosen to search profiles of people who have found their first jobs as computer engineers in the artificial intelligence and telecommunications fields.
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I also checked the Linkedin profiles of many engineers, and I found that their experiences were really interesting.
In order to get more information on the professional world and my future career, I have contacted professionals via the platform "MyJobGlasses." I contacted two professionals and arranged an interview with Teddy.
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Teddy works as a lead developer .net for the company Calimaps DrSanté. He questioned me on my interests, the computer science projects I had already done on my own and during my scholar course, the things I did not like in computer science, and so on, in order to know my personality and see if I could match with the developer's required qualities.
After that, we chatted a lot and I was able to question him on his profession and the developer's job, how his company works, and if my vision of the job was fitting with the reality of a developer.net.
This interview was really interesting and rewarding. It has altered my perception of computer science jobs, particularly the mobility and flexibility required by developers.
Teddy's profile on MyJobGlasses
MyJobGlasses's certificate
My Job Glasses
In my second year at ENSEEIHT in class, we did a personality test in order to gain in self awareness which is crucial to make choice for our future career.
The following document is the result of my test
I find the personality test rather revealing and consistent with my personality. What is more this test provides details on our personality.
I can really see myself in these elements such as for me, being committed to defend what is right, the honesty and emotional insight or the feeling that life has a single purpose.
My PPP presentation
PPP stands for Personal Professional Project. You can find the document just below