Montréal, Québec
Distributed systems and cloud infrastructure — a decade of it, at Nasdaq, Metrio, Element AI and Desjardins. I take a small number of consulting mandates a year, mostly putting coding agents to work under real engineering discipline.
Coding agents in a real repository, without losing control of it: instructions the agent actually follows, hooks that enforce process rather than suggest it, gates that fail closed, and a register that makes unfinished work visible instead of invisible. Delivered as a two-day team workshop, or as implementation alongside your engineers.
Model routing that keeps sensitive turns in-region, private inference on Kubernetes or OpenShift, and the cross-border transfer assessments Québec's Law 25 requires — which almost nobody has actually written.
Golden paths, infrastructure as code, deployment pipelines, and enough observability to know whether any of it is working.
Scalability, security posture and IP hygiene, read the way a site reliability engineer reads them. For acquirers, and for founders about to become one.
OpenTelemetry, Prometheus and Grafana — usually replacing a per-host bill that stopped making sense two renewals ago.
Co-founder of Dravr, a multi-tenant platform written in Rust with a production MCP server across three transports. Two people build it, running the harness described above every day. Most of what is on this page comes from there.
Racing with Messorem Club Cycliste. Before that, seven years on the ITU triathlon circuit.