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EVOLUTION OF THE RECRUITMENT OF IFMA ENGINEERS Gross annual salary in euros Survey carried out in September 2008 28 340 67 720 1998 Starting salary 30 830 43 000 2003 2005 2006 2007 Current salary 32 000 39 170 Mobility between and within companies 33 230 37 300 36 650 33 550 IFMA ENGINEERS GIVE THEIR OPINION Alexandra Rebet IFMA Engineer 2007 Design engineer, aerial contact lines (tram power systems) Alstom Transport, France "I joined Alstom Transport on 2 nd July 2007. When I arrived in the design office, I was lucky to have 2 months of acclimatisation, during which, working in support of my colleagues, I learnt about the various tasks of my new trade. After this period, I was assigned my first project: the Paris tram system. At the end of this difficult project (everything was new for me) I moved on to the Mulhouse tramway, and today I am working on the Mexico subway, where my first 2 projects are underway." 2007 graduates 2006 graduates 2005 graduates 2003 graduates 82% 15% 3 % 57% 35% 6% 55% 38% 7% 55% 37% 12% 1 st job 2 nd job 3 rd job or greater Xavier Rancoule, IFMA Engineer 1998 Senior Purchasing Manager Procter & Gamble - Geneva, Switzerland 1998 graduates MISCELLANEOUS 6% 37% 54% • 50% of IFMA engineers work in companies of 2000 employees or more. • 85% of engineers obtain a permanent contract for their first job. PRINCIPAL EMPLOYERS OF IFMA ENGINEERS • Renault • Michelin • Alstom • EADS • PSA • Suez • ArcelorMittal • Dassault Systèmes… IFMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (A2I) A2I is the association of former IFMA students, which publishes employment offers, produces a directory of graduates and organises an annual alumni reunion. “Once I graduated, I joined the Ingérop group, a member of the IFMA Foundation, in Brazil. Responsible for costs and planning on large industrial projects, I was able to use the knowledge gained at IFMA in project management, human and social relations, and technical fields. 3 years later, attracted by enterprise management and finance, I left to complete my training with an MBA from America's prestigious Cornell University. In 2005, I joined Procter & Gamble in Geneva, where my double academic background enabled me to progress steadily in purchasing, just as at ease in a chemical factory as with my suppliers' financial management teams." www.a-2-i.org
I N D U S T R I A L R E L A T I O N S IFMA, a project designed BY and FOR industry Since the beginning, IFMA and the Foundation have placed industry at the heart of our training, with the aim of producing engineers in phase with the needs of companies. Open to the industrial world, the Institute offers today a large range of collaborations. STUDENT ENGINEER PROJECTS AND INTERNSHIPS: a win/win idea • for the student, who acquires independence, expertise and experience, • for the company, whose projects are carried out by dynamic students under the guidance of an academic tutor. TYPE OF INTERNSHIP PROJECT STUDENT ENGINEERS CONTENT AND OBJECTIVE DATES Production internship 4 th semester project 1 st year Discovery of the industrial world 2 nd year Specific technical problems, feasibility, technical analysis of alternatives July - August 1 - 2 months February-May 90 hours Assistant engineer internship 2 nd year Methods, technical activity in France or abroad May - September 5 months 5 th semester project 3 rd year Open technical problems, search for solutions, management of a complete project September - January 120 hours THE IFMA FORUM: fast access to future staff Recruiting an engineer is becoming more and more costly and complex. The IFMA Forum gives potential access to 160 future engineers via a general presentation of your company and individual interviews. The forum is held every year in February. Final engineering project 3 rd year Focus on the 2009 final projects 38% 15% 11% 36% 23% 6% Engineering mission to solve a given problem under the guidance of an IFMA tutor 30% 41% February - September 6 – 7 months LOCATION SUBJECTS TYPES OF COMPANY 32% 8% 8% 52% IFMA Auvergne National Europe Materials and structures Design of machines and mechanical systems Industrial and logistics systems All profiles Groups SMEs Institutional Laboratory
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