Since I was a child, I have been interested in space exploration. I spent a majority of my childhood moving from place to place, from Mayotte Island to Reunion Island to Hungary and finally to France at the age of 14. Moving so much exposed me to many different cultures, and I brought an excitement for exploration to each new place I called home. My inquisition and curiosity have given rise to my passion for scientific research and have led me to pursue it as a career. After high school, I completed three years of preparatory classes in Toulouse to prepare myself for the national exams that would determine my options for engineering schools. During these three years, I developed discipline, learned to approach my work rigorously, and gained a strong grounding in scientific methodology. My sole goal was to enter the Institut Supérieur de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace (ISAE) Supaero engineering school, the top French engineering school for Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering. My curiosity and passion for the space field made me want to learn more and to discover the different opportunities of the Space sector (from launch operations to manned missions to planetary missions development). During one internship I discovered human factors and machine learning fields, and since then I am working on developing AI tools to support space exploration missions operations.