Passionate about IT and motivated to learn more, I decided to specialize in systems engineering to deepen my technical skills. This training is a personal challenge to broaden my horizons and achieve a higher level of expertise.

When I started my CFC training, my vision of the future was limited. Over time, and by watching my peers progress, I changed my mindset to adopt a more proactive and learning-oriented approach. This change was decisive and allowed me to better seize opportunities, including the mandatory one-year internship at IMD, where I gained essential practical experience.

The highlight of my training was the TPI (Individual Practical Work), a final evaluation completed over 90 hours. For my TPI, I designed and implemented a Microsoft Intune solution, integrated with Azure Entra ID, to manage an IT infrastructure in a fictitious SME. The project covered aspects such as device enrollment automation (computers, tablets, and smartphones), secure access management, and BYOD policy support.

During this project, I worked rigorously, producing detailed documents and regular reports for my project manager and the experts. My work was rewarded with a final grade of 5.9/6, marking the culmination of several years of effort and personal growth.

My time in high school, where I gained fundamental knowledge that laid the groundwork for my academic and personal development.