I have been working on space plasma physics since I joined the Centre for the study of the planetary and terrestrial environments (CETP –IPSL/CNRS; Vélizy - France) in 2003 on a part-time contract to work on the development of a simulation code for space plasmas. Then, I worked at the Paris Observatory at understanding the electromagnetic coupling between giant planets and their satellites and the resulting radio emissions. After my PhD, I joined the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) at the University of Colorado, Boulder (USA), working on the electromagnetic and plasma coupling between planets and moons and on the radio sources in the solar wind. In 2011, I joined the LATMOS (IPSL/CNRS) in Guyancourt (France) to work on the numerical simulation of the interaction of the solar wind plasma with planets. I joined the ONERA in 2014 to work on the development and exploitation of the Spacecraft-Plasma Interaction Software (SPIS) and study the interaction of space plasma with man-made satellites.