Dominique Pothier

Dominique is originally from Quebec City, where he graduated from Laval University in 2015 with a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering. He then worked as a software developer, both as an internal employee and as a consultant. In 2017, he returned to university to undertake a master's degree in Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning. He is studying the application of recurrent models to non-sequential data. In 2020, he joined the Baseline foundation team. He now wants to combine these different experiences to enable his clients to develop robust, scalable and transparent artificial intelligence solutions.

On a personal level, Dominique has been continuously involved in Quebec's college debate scene since 2015. His involvement has led him to develop, then teach, a rigorous analytical method and clear communication strategies. In 2019, he won the Canadian national championship in French-speaking academic debate and represented Laval University at the World Championships in English-speaking academic debate in Bangkok, Thailand.