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Julie joined Datakit in the late 1990s and contributed to the creation of the very first Datakit solutions, then to the foundations of the SDK (software development kit) integration method offered to software vendors. Today, she is the preferred point of contact for the development teams of our software customers and ensures that they fully understand the test and integration tools made available to them.

Even if each profession requires specific CAD data (measurement tolerances, CAM features, etc.), Datakit's solutions respect a single programming standard to facilitate integration, support and updating. And that's where the importance of teamwork comes into play, to achieve the company's objective thanks to everyone's intelligence. "This way of working, which depends on the behaviour of each individual, is an implicit Datakit value that makes a difference not only in the working atmosphere but also in our relations with our customers"

Thomas was recruited after completing a Master 2 internship in "Image, development and 3D technology". Today, he considers himself fortunate to be able to work intensely on a growing project over the long term: "managing more and more elements, developing new modules, consolidating models, solving customer problems and implementing my knowledge in a software solution is a real point of pride."

At Datakit, Thomas works on 3D and 2D read formats and manages a cross-functional project involving multiple software systems. What Thomas enjoys most is working with raw data, immersing himself in the construction of code to understand its architecture and also to define and build additional modules in collaboration with the R&D team. The result is solutions that facilitate the exchange of 3D and 2D CAD files, with all their graphic and semantic data.

Since his arrival at Datakit, Frédéric has been the founding craftsman of several new libraries and modules to complement existing libraries. It also develops tools that automate certain operations and guarantee the impeccable quality of new versions. “Years of experience have taught us what automation and safeguards to put in place to control and optimise our solutions.”

As a geometry in space enthusiast, Frédéric also loves manipulating bytes and working at a low level to write the best possible code. He regularly supervises Master's trainees, to whom he passes on his interest in modelling, shares his experience and talks to newcomers about their approach to programming.

Clément got in touch with Datakit on the recommendation of one of his friends at the Master 2 ‘Image; 3D development and technology’ and immediately embraced the ‘Datakit’ spirit, a company where the notions of personal commitment and working together on joint projects are played out on a daily basis. "When working on reading a new format, the challenge is to understand how the files work and what the software developers wanted to do. The work involves both research, with certain similarities to archaeology, and the responsibility to complete the project."

With a passion for video games, Clément discovered at Datakit the breadth of professions connected to CAD. These rich and varied fields offer a field of action in which he puts to good use his taste for interpreting data: "a real work of deduction that requires analysis, the exchange of best practice between developers and a long-term vision of the project".