Trouble shoot audiology equipment for clinics and Hospitals in Canada. Assist Canadian field technicians, repair team and customer service to achieve high quality customer service.

Worked as a bilingual agent on a call center environment. Sold insurance policiesand advised clients about their benefits.

Coordinated shoot days at schools to ensure execution in a timely manner. Addresseda variety of school administrator, teacher and students requests.

Operated as machinist, MIG welder and quality controller in the suspention area

Used lift equipment, received stock merchandise and was in charge of organizingthe overhead storage.

More than a just work, it's been a journey. Learning every day about the others and about myself. I intervened as a moderator to ensure that clients travel with a valid fare, to inform and reassure them, to ensure their comfort and safety, to prevent acts of malice and aggression or even to intervene in cases of assault on a client or staff member.

Photography was not only an art, it was also the opportunity for me to explore diverse sectors such as industrial, social, architecture, food, commercial and journalism.

I worked in a large retailer group, in the photography department that allowed me to use my abilities to understand and to connect with people. Despite my lack of training, I became one of the best sales consultants of the store. Not only were my numbers good but feedback from my customers was also excellent.

My two years working for Kraft Foods (France) were for me the opportunity to use my solving problem skills in a work environment for the first time. Being very curious and always looking for improvement, I taught myself how to fix machines and automate part of assembly lines. I got promoted several times and rapidly became production supervisor.

During this period I discovered how much the details make all the difference. Through training from the school and from a luxury restaurant I learned how to provide the best service possible "à la Française" as a head waiter.