Mechanical Engineering

Brice Martial Kamdem is a Mechanical Engineer and PhD candidate specializing in the physical and thermochemical conversion of bio-based materials. Currently pursuing his Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering at École de Technologie Supérieure, Université du Québec, he focuses on the transformation of forest and agricultural residues into high-quality biofuels. With extensive experience in process optimization, mechanical design, and continuous improvement, he possesses strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

He worked as a Project Manager at the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) in Ghana, where he developed methods for converting forest and agricultural waste into solid fuels while ensuring optimal environmental efficiency. Prior to that, he served as a Continuous Improvement Specialist at J.D. Irving’s Scierie Grande Rivière in Canada, leading Lean and Six Sigma-based process enhancements in production, safety, and efficiency. His expertise extends to mechanical design and manufacturing, having worked as a Mechanical Engineering Technologist at Lamtrac Global Inc. and T.M.F Tech Inc., where he contributed to ISO certification, technical writing, and CAD modeling using SolidWorks and Fusion 360.

His academic background includes a Master’s in Energy and Agricultural Machinery from Université de Dschang and a Master’s in Energy Engineering & Environment from Université de Douala. He holds Lean Six Sigma White and Yellow Belt certifications and has received several awards, including the Governor General’s Bronze Medal of Canada.