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This expertise builds on the experience of EDF and R&D EDF, which for over 35 years has developed scientific and technological codes and open source software in areas such as numerical simulation of structures, fluid mechanics, and even environmental hydraulics modeling.
A software legacy capitalizing on years of research and expertise in numerical simulation.
In 2005, code_aster, the first major mechanics code, was made available. Today, it is the open-source reference for numerical simulation and structural mechanics. The current community of EDF calculation code users brings together 10,000 active members. Dozens of professions already use the 4 software packages code_aster, code_saturne, OpenTELEMAC and SALOME for intensive complex physical simulations.
To cover the full range of skills required for the services offered, Simvia has already concluded contracts with two partners: the specialized engineering firm PHIMECA and the company LINAGORA, a French leader in the publishing of open source software. The partnership between EDF and CEA in the development of the SALOME software aims to create a free and multi-platform scientific computing platform for the realization of industrial studies and physical simulation.
Fabien Leray
CEO
Fabien Leray is President and Founder of Simvia, an EDF subsidiary dedicated to providing open-source numerical simulation solutions for industrial engineering. With a background in engineering, he began his career focusing on nuclear operational safety before joining EDF’s R&D division, where he led digital transformation projects for nuclear facilities.
Maxime Gueguin
CTO
With a PhD in computational mechanics and extensive experience in innovative projects, I currently lead a team passionate about physical simulation and open-source technologies.
Lucas Sovre
Louis Haurie
HPC Engineer
PhD in theoretical condensed matter, I work at the interface of HPC and numerical modeling, with a growing interest in quantum and mesoscopic methods.
Basile Marchand
Senior scientific computing and HPC engineer
PhD in material mechanics, I’ve been working for over 8 years at the intersection of HPC, software packaging, and quality, with a strong focus on designing robust and reproducible simulation tools.
