“I have been with Iguana for a year and a half now, and it’s always a source of pride to deliver these amphibious boats from a Norman shipyard that are unique in the world and present in several countries. There is potential, and that’s what makes it stimulating because each boat is unique in its manufacturing, a source of pride every day. The challenge is different, with a human aspect and a family structure where you have to give 100% to make it work. My position is industrial manager, with a part of the job involving the design office. The goal is to ensure that everything goes well from the moment of order until the boat leaves the shipyard and meets the customer’s expectations. It requires adhering to a supply cadence with a schedule to follow while managing daily issues. I also wear the hat of human resources for the production part. It involves finding alternatives and technical solutions for parts or assembly. There is also a social aspect so that teams can work in a good environment. What I currently enjoy the most is facing daily challenges, challenging team leaders, and their team members to meet deadlines, and thinking about other organizational aspects to make everything align. I have had experience in management and human relations, starting with Romania. It’s a different culture, as with Australia or New Caledonia.”