Jean-Luc holds a bachelor’s degree in Construction Engineering and a Ph.D. in hydrology and climate change from the École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS). First as a project engineer in a consulting firm specialized in water resources and now as a research associate at the university, he constantly strives to bridge the gap between research and industry. Jean-Luc has seven years of experience in hydrological and hydraulic modelling, programming, geomatics, statistical analyses, as well as on the impact of climate change. He has published scientific papers and presented at several international conferences. In addition, he has presented in nearly twenty Canadian cities on current climate change issues for civil engineering as part of the 2019-2020 National Lecture Tour of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE). Jean-Luc also serves on several boards of directors and committees in addition to teaching fluid mechanics, hydraulics, hydrology and water resources to ÉTS undergraduate students.