I studied at the École Polytechnique in Montréal, where I obtained a degree in mechanical engineering. I selected the energy policy option as this was a topic in which I was particularly interested in. I then worked for two years as a simulation consultant, and I went back to school to do a master’s degree in energy transition at the École des Ponts in Paris, after which I applied for a job at Artelys Canada.

I joined Artelys Canada a year and a half ago and I work as an energy consultant. I work on projects such as modeling the North American Northeast energy system or on decarbonization trajectories for the electrical system.

I am currently finalizing a project on the Italian electricity system and the analysis of decarbonization trajectories for 2035-2040. These are very interesting subjects that allow us to understand the energy reality of other countries and to better understand their situation through their current energy context.

In my everyday work, I also participate in Artelys Canada’s business development on energy-related topics, and I particularly appreciate having a dual role: on the one hand, it allows me to better understand the needs and interests of stakeholders, and on the other hand, I can dwell on substantive topics related to the energy transition. This allows me to have an overview of Artelys’ corporate strategy, at least as far as the energy division is concerned.

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