About Me
Hi! I am a graphics researcher at Ubisoft Montréal La Forge. A PhD graduate in computer graphics at the Laboratoire d’informatique graphique of the Université de Montréal (LIGUM) my research interests include real-time rendering, light transport, graphics hardware, distribution effects, and virtual reality. I have previously conducted research in collaboration with Autodesk, Pixar, Meta Reality Labs and Ubisoft.
Interested in working with us at La Forge? Reach out to me on LinkedIn or by email!
- Real-time Rendering
- Light Transport
- Graphics Hardware
PhD in Computer Science, 2021
Université de Montréal
MSc in Computer Science, 2015
Université de Montréal
BSc in Computer Science, 2012
Université de Montréal
Experience
Responsibilities include:
- Investigating groundbreaking new algorithms in computer graphics
- Interacting with key production staff to align research goals
- Assisting various research projects to completion
Responsibilities include:
- Researching distribution effects towards applications in perception science
- Integrating software algorithms with hardware requirements
- Creating demos and prototypes in commercial engines
Responsibilities include:
- Researching appearance filtering and optimization
- Integrating algorithm into large commercial offline renderer
Responsibilities include:
- Researching distribution effects for real-time previsualization
- Integrating algorithm into large commercial authoring software