Eliott Fournet

I started Cambridge Mobilytics by creating a suite of AI tools to accelerate the deployment of EV charging stations, from lead generation to site selection and feasibility study. I built all the tech myslef and reached profitability in 6 months:

• Funding & Incubation: 2025 King's Entrepreneurship Prize winner (grant); selected for Cambridge Enterprise incubation (SPARK 1.0).
• Product Discovery & Launch: I met my first users by going to industry events, and iterated weekly on user feedback.
• Stakeholder Management: Negotiated data partnerships and translated technical constraints into opportunities for white-label deployments.

Project presented in the UK House of Lords in November 2025.

Stations-e is an EV Charge Point Operator (CPO) and e-Mobility Service Provider (e-MSP).

During 3 years, I engineered software products and led teams of up to 5 across the full product lifecycle:

In September and October 2025, I assisted Dr Thierry Ferrus (Cavendish Laboratory, Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory) to research and write an Investor and Manager Guide to Quantum Computing.

I immersed myself in the intense environment of a world-leading lab in trapped ion quantum computing, translating complex scientific concepts into a document immediately useable to draw economic and business strategies without falling prey to buzzwords and hype.

In 2025, I was selected as a consultant by the Ant Group to join them at their Hangzhou, CN headquarters to advise on strategy to penetrate the EV software ecosystem in Europe.

Drawing on the company's strong foundations in software products accross Chinese e-mobility, I researched and delivered a full strategy and Go-To-Market report which I presented to Ant Group's senior leadership directly.

I am currently collaborating with Cambridge neuroscientists to build a data-collection app for their studies.

The app uses evidence-based designs for its UI and enables world-class researchers to quickly program mental health studies with a vast variety of cognitive tasks to be sent out periodically to patients. The app is currently used in 2 studies, and is pending public release to researchers at different universities.

Starting in 2022, I was contracted to conduct software audits for the law firm's experienced attorneys to assist in litigation and GDPR compliance reviews.

I inspected codebases and prepared audit reports flagging security threats, discrepencies with the developers' contractual obligations, and GDPR compliance issues.