Luc Guillemot is a Senior Data Visualization Developer with 13 years of experience blending GIS, interaction design, and front-end engineering to turn complex spatial and multidimensional data into clear, engaging visuals. Based in Berlin, he currently shapes how journalists and analysts explore data at Datawrapper after roles as an interaction designer, freelancer, and researcher. His PhD and postdoc work in geography and cartography inform a rigorous, research-driven approach to visualization—evident in tools he built for automatic colormap assignment and interactive D3.js storytelling of neighborhood change. Comfortable with R, D3, and web technologies, he bridges academic methods and product-focused design to produce reproducible, publication-quality maps and interfaces. Notably, his background spans both humanities-informed theory and hands-on compression and data-processing work from earlier geospatial projects. He’s driven by a love of data visualization and a track record of turning scholarly insights into practical, user-centered visualization products.
13 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Geography, cartography and GIS, Master's degree, Geography, cartography and GIS at Université de Toulouse-le-Mirail (Toulouse II)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Architecture and Sciences of the City, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Architecture and Sciences of the City at Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne
Bachelor's degree, Geography and Spatial planning, Bachelor's degree, Geography and Spatial planning at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Hypokhâgne, Humanities, Hypokhâgne, Humanities at Lycée Renan, Saint-Brieuc
Contributions:80 PRs, 153 pushes, 84 branches in 7 months
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