I'm a software engineer interested in computer vision and imaging research, with a strong focus on practical applications. My research interests involve 3D reconstruction from multiple cameras, robust optimisation techniques as well as medical imaging applications.
My goal is to do research in an industry setting, and to bridge the gap between theoretical proof-of-concepts and real practical problems. At this stage of my career, I also focus on acquiring a good deal of "real world" programming experience as well as developping an expertise as the in-house research "jack of all trades".
I am also very interested in making science, and computer science in particular, available to the greater public. I regularly give conferences in high schools and cegeps in order to demystify my career path, and to attract young people who would not normally consider technical careers, including young girls and minorities. I am also interested in technical illustration and user-interface design as a means of communicating complex concepts in a way that is both attractive and efficient.
I've been living and working in Montreal, Canada, since 2000. I am currently employed at ORTHOsoft, a small Montreal company specialized in computer navigation systems for guiding orthopedic surgery, where I am lucky to work on challenging computer science projects with real-life applications. On a more personal note, I am also an avid fan of vocal jazz, travel photography and gourmet cooking.
