Summary
Evan Roué is a microwave electronics engineer with 11 years of hands-on experience in RF and mmWave systems, currently designing high-frequency electronics at CNES in Brest. He completed a PhD focused on ultra-compact E/W-band isolators and circulators for high-throughput space communications, bridging academic research with practical space-grade MMIC and transition design. His background includes RF front-end reconfiguration, high-power amplifier work, and lab-scale amplifier development at Thales, complemented by early experience in sensor evaluation, PCB processing and mechanical 3D design. Comfortable with simulation-driven design (CST) and packaging challenges at mmWave, he pairs DIY electronics enthusiasm with rigorous system-level engineering for aerospace applications. Notably, his career reflects a consistent focus on making compact, high-frequency components viable for space use—an intersection of academic innovation and applied engineering.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering at Université de Bretagne Occidentale
Engineering (electronics computer science and mechatronics), Engineering (electronics computer science and mechatronics) at ENIB
French, English, Spanish