Summary
Olivier Bussière is a master's student in Artificial Intelligence at Université Laval with eight years of hands-on experience combining mathematics, software engineering, and applied machine learning. He researches ML-driven urban mobility simulation, developing sensitivity-guided calibration methods and Gaussian Process surrogates to make agent-based simulators like MATSim faster and more accurate. A proven organizer and leader—former president of the Science and Engineering Festival executive committee and recipient of a university involvement award—he brings strong project coordination skills to research teams. He has practical product experience building TypeScript/Node.js educational games and full-stack modules using the TALL stack, reflecting an ability to move from prototype to deployment. Based in Quebec City, he focuses on explainable, generalizable simulation models to evaluate transport policies and sustainable mobility impacts.
8 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Computer Science, Master's degree, Computer Science at Université Laval