Olivier Raymond-Dubois, ing.

Olivier Raymond-Dubois, ing. has over 10 years of work experience in the electrical engineering field. From 2009-2022, they worked for various companies in roles ranging from Electrical Electronic Engineer to Conseiller à la clientèle. From 2009-2017, they worked for KGE Electronique Inc. as a Conseiller à la clientèle. From 2014-2017, they worked for ING Robotic Aviation as a Technicien en génie électrique where they were responsible for soldering circuits, assembling drones, and doing technical documentation of electrical systems. From 2014-2017, they were also a part of the ÉTS team S.O.N.I.A. AUV as an Electrical team member where they designed and developed the all-new SONIA AUV and designed and prototyped digital, analog, and power PCBs. In 2017, they were promoted to Electrical team leader and was responsible for designing new prototypes such as a DCDC buck converter, an IO control board, self-propelled torpedos, and doing unit tests on prototypes. In 2017, they also worked for Kinova Robotics as a Hardware electronic technician (internship) and was responsible for the implementation of Altium Designer, design of digital PCBs, and integration of an inrush current limiter on a test jig. In 2015, they worked for Current, powered by GE as a Hardware electronic technician (internship) and was responsible for doing electric unit tests on 10W flyback buck converters, RF tests in an anechoic chamber, and RF field range tests. From 2017-2022, they worked for Effenco as an Electrical hardware designer - R&D where they were responsible for designing a supercapacitor-based battery and doing schematic capture and PCB layout with Altium Designer. From 2022-present, they are currently working for dcbel as an Electrical Electronic Engineer.

Olivier Raymond-Dubois, ing. has an education history that includes a Diplôme d'études collégiales in Technique en génie électronique from CÉGEP Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, which they completed between 2010 and 2013. Olivier then attended École de technologie supérieure from 2013 to 2017, where they studied Génie Électrique.