Talent development at the heart of Skyrenu's growth

Skyrenu Technologies is strengthening its team for the fall semester by welcoming two new engineering interns. This addition is part of an ongoing commitment to talent development and knowledge transfer.

Since September 2nd, Mikaël Guillet and Gabriel Desrochers have joined the team for an internship that will continue until mid-December. Both are students at theUniversity of Sherbrooke, an institution recognized for its engineering programs.

Complementary profiles in mechanical engineering and robotics

Mikaël Guillet is pursuing a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. He contributes to the design and optimization of systems developed by Skyrenu. His expertise directly supports research and development activities.

For his part, Gabriel Desrochers is studying robotics engineering. This is his very first internship in the program. He is thus discovering an applied technological environment, geared towards concrete solutions.

Together, these profiles bring a fresh perspective. They actively participate in ongoing projects.

A commitment to training and innovation

Furthermore, Skyrenu places particular importance on supporting students. The company considers internships to be an essential lever for training and innovation.

Indeed, integrating young talent fosters knowledge sharing. It also helps build a strong and committed team. This approach is part of a long-term vision for technological development.

Finally, hosting interns reflects Skyrenu's commitment to actively participating in Quebec's academic and industrial ecosystem. This collaboration supports the company's mission, which focuses on sustainable and responsible solutions.

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