Summary
Luc-rock Paquin is a seasoned digital product and user experience leader with over 15 years of experience building and scaling UX, research and web operations across the Government of Canada. Currently managing Consumer Digital Products at the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, he combines technical oversight with user-centered design to deliver direct-to-consumer tools that improve financial literacy and resilience. His career spans strategic UX roles at Statistics Canada, Service Canada and multiple federal departments where he established research labs, standardized testing frameworks, and information architecture practices that reduced costs and accelerated delivery. Known for turning complex policy and analytics into practical, tested digital services, he pairs hands-on methodology (from tree tests to moderated usability studies) with team development and procurement expertise. Based in Ottawa, he brings a bilingual translation background and a long history of cross-departmental collaboration that helps bridge content, analytics and engineering for measurable citizen impact.
11 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
B.A., Translation (English to French), B.A., Translation (English to French) at Concordia University
Canada School of Public Service
Humanities, Humanities at Vanier College
D.E.C., Sciences humaines, D.E.C., Sciences humaines at Cégep Montmorency
Cobequid Educational Centre
English, French