"Design is about telling a story without words... It is beautifully intuitive."

Joachim Froment is a Belgian designer and artist. He graduated from a Master degree at the Royal College of Art in Product Design. In 2017, he started his career as a designer and project manager for Skibsted Ideation in Copenhagen where he led projects for renowned furniture and transportation companies in Denmark such as Hay, Engelbrecths, Danfoss and Biomega. Joachim won a few design awards such as the Rado Star Design Prize during the London Design Festival in 2017 and the Bolia Design Prize in 2018.

"If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again" - W.E. Hickson

Cédric holds a degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Southampton (UK) as well as a management degree from the UCLouvain (Belgium). He then went on to became an R&D engineer for next generation fiber products at Nokia. Cédric will guide you during your product development steps and ensure deliveries of the highest standards.

“The technology you use impresses no one. The experience you create with it is everything.” – Sean Gerety

Guillaume graduated in Electrical Engineering from UCLouvain (Belgium). He then joined Nokia as an R&D engineer for next generation fiber products at Nokia before joining Dekimo as a hardware engineer in Leuven. Guillaume is our technical lead, guiding the development of your product from definition to production using his wide and precise engineering skills. His knowledge and passion for connected devices is one of our company’s key assets.

“it's just how you look at it that matters”

Louise holds a Bachelor and Master degree in business at Solvay and KULeuven. She also did a complementary Master in International Art Market at ICART. Before joining Futurewave, she worked on several projects such as the Brussels Architecture Prize at A+ architecture in Belgium or for Baranzate Ateliers where 23 designers from Zaventem Ateliers and others exposed during the Milan Design Week. She joined us to manage the marketing and communication department.

Wether it’s on rugby field or in the world of engineering, I’m always ready to tackle whatever comes my way.

Currently in the final year of his engineering studies at ESEO, Théo specializes in embedded systems. He brings a fresh perspective and a passion for tacking challenges head-on.

As a product designer, my passion lies in translating user needs into products that offer enduring and impactful experiences for the end user.

If it isn’t broken, take it apart and fix it.

Quentin graduated as a Mechatronics engineer from UCLouvain in 2018. He started as a design engineer at Safran Aero Boosters where he was developing the next generation cryogenic valves for spacecraft application. Looking for a new thrilling experience, he joined FutureWave as an electromechanical engineer, working on the technical development of the products from idea to industrialization.

Running code at work and running outside of it - that's my journey!

Hugo is a dedicated biomedical engineer with a PhD from the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), completed in 2022. His research focused on signal processing, instrumentation, neurostimulation, and electrical modeling. After his PhD, Hugo spent 1.5 years in Grenoble as an embedded software engineer for smart smoke detectors, enjoying skiing in winter and running in summer. Currently, at Futurewave, he develops firmware applications, tests products, and improves their reliability. Hugo is passionate about exploring new technologies and imagining innovative applications by combining them. He is also deeply involved in ultra-trail running, constantly pushing his limits.

Design is a good balance between logic and aesthetics

Clara is the frenchy of the team. After studying object, space and cullinary design at ESAD de Reims, she obtained a master’s degree in industrial design at ENSAV La Cambre. She is passionate about machine technology and software and is always open to learn new things.

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take

With a background as industrial designer and co-founder of sports tech company SCARAB Sports, Oliver Francx is not afraid to take a leap of faith and challenge the status quo. An endless curiosity for the unknown drove him to be a true all-round nerd, who always keeps the bigger picture in mind. Strategic work on the intersection of design and innovation gets him especially energized.

Do not try to fight the force that oppresses you, but rather create a new reality that renders the old one obsolete.

Pierre studied graphic design and industrial design at La Cambre. He completed his studies while working in various studios such as TAVU, Open Structures, and Atelier Lionel Jadot. With several years of experience in mural painting and hands-on work, he was able to sharpen his hand and eye, which greatly assists him in his current practice.

If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything

Wouter holds a Bachelor and a Master degree in Engineering at UHasselt and KULeuven. Last year he was part of Formula Electric Belgium, there he created the complete low voltage system of an electric formula student race car. Wouter wants to keep on learning while developing hightech products that work efficiently and reliably. Thus becoming a strong engineer and bringing an added value to the people around him. Finally, he will develop the electronics for the different projects at Futurewave. This includes defining functionality, making schematics, creating layouts, programming and testing.

The way you make an omelet reveals your character.

Thoma started his studies in Architecture but switched over to Industrial Design. Before, he has designed for the lightning industry and managed brands in the cookware industry. At Futurewave, he will be more focused on taking the projects from the conceptual phase to reality, making sure the products are fit for production and ready to be launched into the market.

Cédric studied Electrical Engineering at the VUB/ULB before starting a 2,5 years PHD at the VUB. He has worked in different areas as firmware, PCB design, chip design, web servers, etc. In his free time, he has been working on projects, making him famous in Ghent: VUB-student ontwerpt intelligente estafettestokjes voor 12-urenloop. He also created from scratch a web application for a school where parents can register and pay for the meals of their children's. Finnaly, he won 2 prices in 2019 and 2020: First price for the Allianz Brussels Hackathon in 2019 and Best engineering thesis of 2019/2020 : fluorescence lifetime imaging is a novel way to detect cancer cells.

If you want you can.

Marine studied Economics at UCL and developed an entrepreneurship angle by launching a startup called Drink A Flower (homemade low-sugar soft-drinks) and another project, taking part in the Startlab Incubator. Then she worked for 2.5 years at the well-known e-bike company Cowboy in the financial department. She joined Futurewave as the accounting and office Manager. Marine is also in contact with our suppliers and is responsible for keeping a great relationship with them. In her free-time she likes doing sport and travelling.

With over a decade of experience in strategic consulting and project management, he joined the dynamic geniuses at Futurewave in 2024. His mission? To supercharge our consulting services and steer Futurewave towards sustainable growth by refining processes and client satisfaction. He his at the heart of reorganizing for more agility and leading the charge in evolving our offerings for even greater impact.