About
Based in Montréal, I’m a software engineer and web designer. I build websites and products that are precise, considered and easy to act on — for independent businesses, makers and teams.
My engineering background was shaped in environments where rigour is non-negotiable: medical research, public safety and finance. I bring that same discipline to design — every decision has a reason, and every detail is checked.
I work across the whole process, from the first audit to launch: strategy, visual identity, interface design and full-stack development.
- Discipline
- Software engineering, web design and development
- Education
- Bachelor's in Computer Science and Software Engineering, UQAM
- Industries
- Medical research, public safety, finance
- Recognition
- First place, MPCHacks — FraudFrog
- Based in
- Montréal, Québec
How I work
- Understand before building. Every project starts with an audit of what exists and a clear statement of what the site must achieve: sell, convince, or start a conversation.
- Design and engineer as one. I own both the visual system and the code beneath it, so nothing is lost between the mock-up and the shipped product.
- Verify against reality. Every page is tested on real devices and real content before launch. Assumptions are checked, not trusted.
- Make it maintainable. Clear rules for type, colour and spacing, and documented decisions, so the site stays coherent long after handover.
Selected work
Beyond the screen
I keep an archive of vintage and designer clothing, drawn to dark silhouettes, texture and structure. The pieces I sell here are photographed and documented like editorial files, not listings.
I’m also developing my own leather goods. My most complete project is a messenger bag pattern: eight pieces with 8 mm seam allowances and assembly marks, printable at full scale across 43 pages.
Leather and the web teach the same lesson: a finished object is the sum of many small, precise decisions.