After finishing his studies he moved to Mainz (at that time known as Mayence and part of imperial France), where he taught at the Imperial Lycée. In 1811 he moved to the artillery school in the same city, in 1814 he moved again to the artillery school in Grenoble, and in 1815 he became the librarian of the Dépôt Central de l'Artillerie in Paris, where he remained for the rest of his life. He became an officer of the Legion of Honor in 1852. After he died, his funeral was officiated by Lazare Isidor, the Chief Rabbi of Paris and later of France, and attended by over 12 generals headed by Edmond Le Bœuf.
After finishing his studies he moved to Mainz (at that time known as Mayence and part of imperial France) where he taught at the Imperial Lycée In 1811 he moved to the artillery school in the same city in 1814 he moved again to the artillery school in Grenoble and in 1815 he became the librarian of the Dépôt Central de l'Artillerie in Paris where he remained for the rest of his life He became an officer of the Legion of Honor in 1852 After he died his funeral was officiated by Lazare Isidor the Chief Rabbi of Paris and later of France and attended by over 12 generals headed by Edmond Le Bœuf