Working at IHU ICAN

Akouélé, Quality Manager

“What I like most about my assignments is the cross-functional nature of the work: the opportunity to interact with all the teams, from support functions to highly operational roles that involve working directly with patients or industrial clients.”

“The essential skills for my job are the ability to listen and an open mind. Without them, it’s difficult to help people improve their practices to ensure compliance.”

Louis, a researcher at the Biomedical Imaging Laboratory (LIB)

“I’m thrilled to be part of such an interdisciplinary environment. We have world-class facilities and the expertise needed to make the most of imaging. I look forward to contributing, especially in the field of fluid mechanics!”

Innes, Management Controller

“I work with a lot of numbers, so the job requires precision and organization. It also requires good communication skills because I interact with many people on a daily basis. My favorite part is monthly reporting: analyzing and monitoring a wide variety of expenses, such as those related to research projects.”

“Our mission is very much about people, so I feel like my work really makes a difference.”

Laetitia, a doctoral student at UMRS 1166

“My daily routine? No two days are alike! I’d say that: one-third of my work time is spent on “lab bench” work, one-third to literature reviews and compiling a state-of-the-art summary, and one-third to analyzing results, setting up protocols, training sessions, meetings…”