Emeric co-founded ALATYR to address the structural shift toward robotic infrastructure in space and seize the opportunity to establish Europe's leadership in the future orbital economy. A graduate of HEC Paris, Emeric brings a rare combination of commercial, institutional, and international experience.

Mathieu co-founded ALATYR to make orbital infrastructure a driver of innovation on Earth by building space systems that go beyond exploration to deliver real-world impact. An aerospace engineer trained at CentraleSupélec and MIT, Mathieu brings over 20 years of experience in space systems engineering and automated guidance/navigation/control.

ISAE-Supaero graduate and former NASA Academy fellow, Guillaume was the first Program Manager of Ariane 6, leading the initial design team and defining the architecture that was ultimately adopted. He later served in critical positions in the Ariane 6 program, closely involved in critical technical decisions and industrial negotiations.

An aerospace engineer from TU Delft, Joost served as Program Manager of ArianeGroup's revolutionary SUSIE project, gaining deep expertise in Europe's and the global ecosystem for human and robotic space exploration.

A graduate of IAE Nice and the Manhattan Institute of Management, Thomas began his career at Airbus Helicopters before joining ArianeGroup, where he managed financial controls for major Defense space programs exceeding €1 billion annually.

Flore graduated from CentraleSupélec and Cranfield University, with a focus on space systems engineering. During her time in the UK, she contributed to Frontier Space's Bio-CubeSat thermal architecture and to the design of a portable telecommunication antenna system. At ALATYR, she develops thermal control solutions for robotic orbital platforms.

Graduate of Centrale Lyon and Georgia Tech, Antoine worked as research associate on NASA and U.S. Air Force R&D projects from modeling lunar surface systems to developing advanced aircraft concepts. At ALATYR, he contributes to vehicle architecture and mission systems, drawing on multidisciplinary expertise in aerospace, systems modeling, and prototyping.

Alexandre holds dual degrees in biomedical engineering from Arts et Métiers and Mines-PSL. He previously worked in science diplomacy at the French Embassy in the U.S., and in the cabinet of the French Minister for Higher Education and Research. He leads ALATYR's business development, forging partnerships with research institutions, industry, and public agencies.