ABOUT US
Tristan FOUGEROUX
RF engineer
Tristan specializes in RF simulations and measurements, focusing on antenna design and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). His expertise ensures high-performance, compliant systems.
Camille CROUZET
CEO - Sales & Marketing
(Ph.D., Co-founder)
Curious and enthusiastic, Camille is first sales person of the company. Camille devotes his time to converting HYMAG'IN technology into value for customers. As inventor of the technology, Camille relies on his technical background to translate customer needs into value propositions for HYMAG'IN customers.
Philippe LE BOUTEILLER
CTO - COO
(Ph.D., Polytechnicien, Co-founder)
Precise, rigorous and open to new challenges, Philippe manages the technical team and the operations. As managing director, Philippe brings reliability and consistency to the ambitious business plan of HYMAG'IN.
Mathieu BERTRAND
R&D engineer
Mathieu is at the core of HYMAG'IN technology development. He brings his expertise and skills in hydrothermal synthesis and the use of high pressure reactors to the technical team.
Lisa-Marie POUILLY
Business developer
Lisa-Marie is business developer at HYMAG'IN. She is responsible for the definition and communication of our products and their related value propositions. Lisa-Marie holds a double master's degree in science and business.
Émilie Marsal y Gari
R&D technician
Emilie is our R&D technician with a specialty in chemistry. Meticulous and organised, she is at the forefront of the development of our products. She is in charge of material synthesis and characterisation.
Founded in 2019 as a spin-off from ISTerre laboratory (CNRS/Université Grenoble Alpes), HYMAG’IN initially set out to tackle environmental challenges by harnessing ultrafine magnetite particles for soil and water remediation. In 2022, the French startup executed a strategic pivot, recognizing the exceptional electromagnetic properties of magnetite, and shifted its core business toward managing electromagnetic interference (EMI), particularly within defense and high-tech sectors.
To support this ambitious industrial transition, HYMAG'IN successfully raised €2.2 million in early 2024. This funding was dedicated to scaling up production capacities, reinforcing operational structures, and preparing for significant sales growth expected to commence in 2025.
This major milestone was accompanied by substantial team expansion, clearly reflecting the company's ambition to scale. In 2024, HYMAG’IN welcomed three new full-time employees: an RF engineer tasked with enhancing product performance and developing cutting-edge electromagnetic solutions, a sales representative dedicated to accelerating market penetration, and an industrial development manager specifically hired to oversee and drive forward the industrialization efforts. This strategic recruitment aligns perfectly with the startup’s commitment to transitioning from laboratory innovation to robust industrial production.
Additionally, two apprentices joined the team, one specializing in marketing and communication and the other in R&D. This proactive growth demonstrates how HYMAG’IN is actively evolving beyond its origins as a promising research-focused startup, positioning itself firmly as an innovative industrial player on both the national and international stage.
With its first sales achieved in 2024 and active participation in numerous industry events, including more than fifteen already planned for 2025, HYMAG'IN continues to build momentum, steadily establishing itself as a key French innovator in electromagnetic solutions.
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Would you like to make your contribution to environmental issues and help build a company that is a pioneer in its field?
What about HYMAGIN?
HYMAG'IN produces and sells several ranges of innovative ferrite-based magnetic materials.
The products are ultra-fine powders and semi-finished products for additive manufacturing, such as magnetic filaments for 3D-printing, used to solve electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problems, mainly as microwave absorbers.
