Meeting with the participants of the STIB-MIVB's Young Starter programme

Today, let's dive into the dynamic world of STIB, the Brussels Intercommunal Transport Company, which embodies the benchmark that keeps the Brussels-Capital Region moving! As an iconic figure of employment in Brussels, STIB creates a meaningful professional environment that makes a real difference, especially for recent graduates in civil, industrial, electromechanical, mechanical, electrical engineering or IT. 👨‍🎓 Discover below the testimonials of Corentin, Noha, and Hugo, three participants in the Young Starter program, a true springboard of opportunities!

What did you study and which school did you come from? What made you want to take this path?

Hugo : I am French and I started my studies in France at a generalist engineering school in Marseille. I chose this broad option because I wasn't sure which direction I wanted to take. Then, I obtained a double degree to specialize. I first looked into the partner universities of my school as well as the proposed master's programs. I lived in the north of France and came to Brussels because I wasn't far away and I felt an interest in electromechanics in transport (automotive and rail technologies). I studied at Polytechnique and now live in Belgium.

Corentin : Originally, I graduated from Solvay, so it relates more to management, economics, finance, etc. However, I decided to do my thesis on mobility in Brussels as well as Good Move and its impact on air quality. It is far from my studies, but I became very interested in this whole ecosystem and therefore did a one-year complementary Master's in transport and logistics to complete it.