During this international experience, Julien is working on ambitious projects such as simulating a lunar base for Nvidia, integrating the management of parameters such as oxygen, temperature, and the number of astronauts, as well as developing an energy dashboard for NASA, focusing on the consumption and maintenance of space infrastructure. As part of a team of master's and doctoral students, he benefited from the guidance of experienced engineers and was given increasing responsibilities, eventually leading a group of seven students on a project for Nvidia. Alongside his professional commitments, Julien is discovering American cultural and social life, adapting to a new environment, and considering continuing his education with a double master's degree in aerospace at Georgia Tech. This testimonial illustrates the international outlook and technical rigor of the programs offered by ICAM, while highlighting the boldness and personal commitment of its students.