Hubbard names research and development project manager

Matthieu Andre hasjoined Hubbard as a research and development project manager.

July 3, 2014
Matthieu Andre has joined Hubbard as a research and development project manager.
Matthieu Andre has joined Hubbard as a research and development project manager.

Matthieu Andre has joined Hubbard as a research and development (R&D) project manager. Andre, 23, obtained a master’s of science degree at the Polytech University in Lyon, France.

He will report directly to Yves Jego, global director of R&D, and will be based in Chateaubourg, France. Andre will be in charge of some specific R&D projects.

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