"I founded GoodMind AI on a simple conviction: your AI projects deserve the same degree of rigour as the systems built for medical research and clinical trials."
Before GoodMind AI, I spent fifteen years building software in contexts where precision truly matters: medical imaging, surgical navigation, MRI-compatible robotics, deep learning and clinical trials.
At Harvard Medical School, I learned that a good system isn't the one that impresses in a demo: it's the one that stays understandable, traceable and robust when it meets real-world cases. My PhD in deep learning then taught me to treat models as imperfect statistical tools — useful when properly evaluated, dangerous when they replace judgment.
With GoodMind AI, I bring that discipline to Quebec and Canadian SMBs: listen before prescribing, say no when AI is not the right answer, and build systems simple enough to be used for a long time. I'm convinced that's the condition for staying globally competitive without losing sight of your mission.
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2011 – 2015
Harvard Medical School
Research engineer: medical imaging, surgical navigation, robotic integration and open-source software.
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2016 – 2022
PhD, ÉTS Montréal
Deep learning for brain image analysis, efficient algorithms for massive datasets, scientific publications.
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2023 – today
NeuroRx
Research scientist: state-of-the-art AI systems for large-scale brain image processing in clinical trials for neurodegenerative diseases.
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Today
GoodMind AI
Founder: turning the recurring problems of SMBs into useful, maintainable systems.