Frédéric Lauzon

Frédéric Lauzon has a diverse work experience in various software and firmware development roles. Frédéric began their career as a Security Analyst at Above Security, where they focused on network traffic analysis and intrusion detection. Frédéric then worked as a Programmer Framework/Tools at DTI Software, developing multi-platform libraries and optimizing code.

Lauzon then joined Cluster Systems as a Programmer/Technical Director, where they were responsible for programming and technical direction. Frédéric then moved on to Electronic Arts as a Software Engineer, working on the EATech Core Technology Framework and Tools development. Frédéric'srole involved enhancing cross-platform architecture, developing integration tools for game debugging, fixing bugs, and implementing new features.

At Octasic, Lauzon was a Software Developer, primarily working on tools development. Frédéric then joined 360 Innovations as a Senior Software Developer, focusing on research and development. Frédéric joined Kinova as a Senior Firmware Developer, Project Manager, where they were involved in hard real-time life-critical surgical robot development and firmware optimizations.

After that, Lauzon worked as a Principal Firmware Designer at NOVO - Digital and Physical Product Design, where they were responsible for designing firmware for various products. Frédéric then joined Unity Technologies as a Lead Unity Developer in Mechatronics, where they developed innovative solutions for emulation and simulation in industrial fields.

Lauzon's most recent role is a Senior Embedded Systems Engineer at AON3D, where they are currently employed. Overall, their work experience showcases their expertise in firmware design, software development, mechatronics, and system architecture across different industries.

Frédéric Lauzon completed their education with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering at École de technologie supérieure from 2002 to 2003. Prior to that, they pursued a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) in Industrial Analyst Programming at Cegep Lionel-Groulx from 1999 to 2002.