With 20 employees, Ellcie Healthy gather 100 years post graduate
« Ellcie Healthy gathers engineers, scientists, marketing, communication and industry people with one thingin common: the will to take care of their peers, and the energy to make it happen. »
Philippe Peyrard, CEO ofEllcie Healthy
Céline Corvisier
Chief Operating Officer
Céline has a 15 years experience in new technologies Marketing and Communication. Graduated from Edhec Business School with a Master in Finance and Control Management, Celine has worked for Orange during 5 years as Marketing Manager. With more than 10 years experience in startups especially in IoT and connected Objects, Celine is in charge of the Product Marketing, Finance and Communication.
Thierry Muela
Chief Industrial Officer
Entrepreneur, Thierry has more than 25 years experience in the Industry, with a strong mindset of business development and Industry management. Thierry has worked for 7 years in the IoT sector and industrialized home automation solutions before he joined Ellcie Healthy. Together with Philippe’s experience on the Optical sector, Thierry gathers and coordinates all industrials to produce our “made in France” smart connected eyewear. (Origine France Garantie)
Andrea Castagnetti
Chief research Officer
Andrea has a doctorate in Electronics specialized in Energy consumption for embedded communication systems (LEAT). Former research engineer during 5 years at CEA, Andrea has strong skills in embedded devices, design and setup of live Labs and data collection protocols and Artificial Intelligence and machine Learning. Andrea speaks fluently 3 languages.
Agathe Gatti
Attached to the General Management and Marketing
Théo Niktabe
Business manager US
Jessica Kobler
Test & Quality Technician
Arnaud Maza
Customer support & Aftersales Technician
Aurélie Pellerin
Project Manager
Pierre Le Coz
Engineer
R&D – Embadeed
Thibaut Pascal
Engineer
R&D – Embadeed
Rémy Giangrasso
Engineer
Mobil App
Hermine Lalvee
IT DevOps & Scrum
Justine Hellec
Biomechanics research
Alexis Arcaya
Firmware research